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We live in a warming world. And we often characterize that warming through metrics of temperature. But that’s only a sliver of the story. Another sliver, and perhaps a more consequential one, of the story is the connected increase in atmospheric moisture.
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A large landslide buried between 20 and 24 homes near a limestone quarry site on the fringes of Naga City of Cebu Province in the central Philippines early September 20, 2018.
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Severe flooding on the Amazon has increased amid changing weather patterns, and is harming the health and incomes of people living along the world's biggest river, scientists said.
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Denver’s hot weather keeps on sizzling, extending a record on Tuesday for consecutive 90-degree days in September.
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Climate scientists are often asked how global warming can be real if every spot on Earth isn’t warming in every season. The simple answer is just math. It doesn’t have to be warming everywhere: the warming just has to overpower the cooling.
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Climate scientists are often asked how global warming can be real if every spot on Earth isn’t warming in every season. The simple answer is just math. It doesn’t have to be warming everywhere: the warming just has to overpower the cooling.
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An hour’s drive from Las Vegas stands America’s Hoover Dam, a commanding barrier of concrete holding back the trillions of gallons of Colorado River water held inside Lake Mead.
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Climate science at a glance
Rainfall increased by over 50 percent in the heaviest precipitating parts of the Florence due to human interference in the cl
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School may have just started, but for hundreds of students in the region around the nation’s capital, class is already getting out early. In the Washington, D.C.
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Dozens of schools across New Jersey will dismiss students early Thursday due to extreme heat.
