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On November 6, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) published an advance of their report “State of the world climate 2017".
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Boston and New York set back-to-back daily record lows on Friday and Saturday.
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According to Deutsche Welle, some 26,000 families in Bangladesh lose their homes and way of life to climate-driven erosion every year.
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New Zealand’s winter has gotten shorter by a month over the last 100 years, meaning “true winter” weather with very low temperatures, frosts and snow starts significantly later in the year and ends earlier.
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From the air, the coast of Greenland appears vast and tranquil. Hundreds of fjords, their surfaces a mirror of blue sky and cloud bottoms, divide the territory. In the gaps between them, the terrain folds over itself, hill over hill, descending into obsidian lakes.
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2017 is set to be one of the hottest three years on record, provisional data suggests, confirming yet again a warming trend that scientists say bears the fingerprints of human actions.
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Anyone who has escaped into the woods on a scorching summer day—or scored the coveted space under a parking lot’s only tree—would probably have a hunch about how cutting down forests could affect summer heat. New NOAA modeling research backs up those hunches with numbers.
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October was an exceptionally hot month in Southern California, with numerous high temperature records falling across a broad region.
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The death toll continued to rise in Vietnam after Typhoon Damrey dealt a severe blow to the country's south-central region, where at least 44 people were killed and 19 remain missing.
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As the climate continues to change, the seasons are seeing a shift as well, with winters coming later and leaving earlier than ever recorded.
