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The death toll from floods and landslides triggered by tropical storm Son Tinh rose to 27 on Tuesday, and seven people are still missing, the government’s Disaster Management Authority said....
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At least 74 people have died in the worst wildfires to hit Greece in more than a decade, with some residents forced to flee into the sea to escape the advancing flames....
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Amid a deadly heat wave that gripped several Asian countries, Japan recorded its highest temperature Monday since records began.
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From torrential rain to punishing heat, devastating weather conditions have afflicted Japan for much of July.
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Hundreds of glaciers in Canada’s high Arctic are shrinking and many are at risk of disappearing completely, an unprecedented inventory of glaciers in the country’s northernmost island has revealed.
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At least 11 wildfires are raging inside the Arctic Circle as the hot, dry summer turns an abnormally wide area of Europe into a tinderbox.
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Climate science at a glance
The increasing frequency and intensity of heat waves is among the most obvious and well-documented effects of climate change.[1]
An attribution study led by Stanford’s Noah Diffenbaugh
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July kicked off with searingly hot temperatures for most Americans this year.
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An estimated 70 people died as the result of sweltering temperatures that hit Canada's Quebec province last week, according to health officials.The Ministry of Health said that 34 of the deaths occurred in the city of Montreal.
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Parts of southwestern Japan had as much as 3 inches per hour of rain, the highest in decades, the Japan Meteorological Agency said. By Monday, rain warnings have been lifted.Water has reached as high as 16 feet in the hardest-hit areas.
