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If you’d like to get a good picture of New York City’s struggle against sea level rise, head to Hamilton Beach and stand in the middle of the road.
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Squinting under a relentless sun, Houssin Ghodbane watches his son tend a flock of 120 of their sheep. Heads bowed, the sheep slowly search for sparse vegetation poking through the parched, crunchy soil.
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Shuffling through the acres of robust green bushes, plucking off the ripe red coffee beans and filling bucket after bucket was what Miguel Pol Suy did best. He didn't earn much in his rural Guatemalan town, but it was enough to buy maize and oil. He could feed his growing family.
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Europe’s wine production has dropped to levels unseen since the second world war as extreme weather battered top producers Italy, France, Spain and Germany, the main farmers’ union said on Tuesday.
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Climate science at a glance
The extreme wildfires in California are consistent with the long-term trend of increasing wildfire activity observed in the western US.[1]
The fingerprint of global warming has been be
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Hurricane Nate brought up to 6 inches of rain in areas of Mobile and Covington County in southeastern Alabama, with wind gusts reaching 65 mph at the Mobile Regional Airport.
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Hurricane Nate made its first U.S. landfall near the mouth of the Mississippi River at around 7 pm CDT Saturday as a Category 1 hurricane.
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A month after Hurricane Irma, the Atlantic Ocean is back in the streets of South Florida.This time it’s thanks to a king tide, the “sunny-day” flooding that offers American beach communities from Virginia to Florida an annual preview of sea level rise.
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Australian temperature records tumbled again in September this year, with the country experiencing the hottest day since records began, and New South Walesbreaking that record twice within a few days.
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The first blizzard of the season resulted in widespread power outages and downed trees in parts of Montana.
