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Climate change science: breaking news, trends and impacts. A project of Resource Media (http://t.co/acbWutH68H).

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@ClimateChangeUS
ClimateChangeUS
6 years
“These temperatures are not just statistics but have names and stories. The planet has a fever and that’s its symptom.” https://t.co/gGpC3Wc7MR?
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6 years
Report: Temperatures in the #Arctic remained near record highs in 2019, leading to low summer sea ice, cascading impacts on the regional food web and growing concerns over #sealevelrise. #climatecrisis
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nytimes.com
It was another very warm year in the region, leading to low winter sea ice and growing concerns over sea level rise.
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6 years
“Climate silence” is hampering our ability to take the steps needed to keep global warming in check at a time when calls from scientists are becoming increasingly urgent. #climatecrisis
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csmonitor.com
Disagreement on climate change can often stifle conversation. Must the discussion stop when we start butting heads?
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6 years
“With every degree of warming, a child born today faces a future where their health and well-being will be increasingly impacted by the realities and dangers of a warmer world.” #climatecrisis
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nytimes.com
A study from the Lancet points to infectious diseases, worsening air pollution, rising temperatures and even malnutrition as threats to child health as the climate changes. 
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ClimateChangeUS
6 years
#Climate and weather-related events have directly cost the US more than $500 billion over the past five years.
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markets.businessinsider.com
Global warming is expected to severely disrupt business operations and economic activity in the coming years.
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6 years
More than 1,000 Google employees are calling on Google to produce zero #climate emissions by 2030, and stop funding climate denial organizations. https://t.co/JTpeDGBrNE
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ClimateChangeUS
6 years
Global heating made Hurricane #Dorian bigger, wetter – and more deadly. "We know that warm waters fuel hurricanes, and Dorian was strengthened by waters well above average temperatures" #climate
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theguardian.com
We know that warm waters fuel hurricanes, and Dorian was strengthened by waters well above average temperatures
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@CopernicusEMS
Copernicus EMS
6 years
The images acquired by the radar on board #Sentinel1 🇪🇺🛰️ over #AbacoIsland in the #Bahamas show the mind-boggling magnitude of the storm surge as a result of #HurricaneDorian
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ClimateChangeUS
6 years
Cooling without AC: From ancient building designs that have been tried and tested over 7,000 years, to cutting-edge technologies, it is possible to create buildings that stay cool with virtually no energy requirements at all.
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6 years
#Climate skeptics and deniers have often accused scientists of exaggerating the threat of climate change, but the evidence shows that not only have they not exaggerated, they have underestimated. https://t.co/Rq78NTzgia
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6 years
July was the hottest month measured on Earth since records began in 1880, the latest in a long line of peaks that backs up predictions for man-made #climate change.
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apnews.com
BERLIN (AP) — July was the hottest month measured on Earth since records began in 1880, the latest in a long line of peaks that scientists say backs up predictions for man-made climate change.
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@tancopsey
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6 years
Ag can be a big part of the solution to climate change here in the US. Want to know how? We've got you https://t.co/OnunMxlbVP #IPCC #SRCCL #agriculture
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6 years
The world’s land and water resources are being exploited at “unprecedented rates,” a new United Nations report warns, which combined with #climate change is putting dire pressure on the ability of humanity to feed itself. https://t.co/yKAwqiTtEv
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Pockets in several U.S. states — and across the globe — are draining their limited #water supplies, and the #climate crisis is making it worse. https://t.co/koufc4AP3H
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A quarter of humanity faces looming water crises - in part due to the #climate crisis. https://t.co/g2wgeF3s59
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6 years
In the midst of a dangerous heatwave across much of the northern hemisphere, this news: June 2019 was hottest on record for the globe. #climatechange #climatecrisis https://t.co/omFpZVhndU
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ClimateChangeUS
6 years
With global population hurtling toward 10 billion people, farms will have to quickly & efficiently increase output—or risk wiping out the world's forests, driving thousands of species extinct & blowing past global #climate goals.
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insideclimatenews.org
To feed a global population that’s hurtling toward 10 billion people, the world’s farms will have to increase output faster and more efficiently than at any point in history—or risk wiping out the...
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ClimateChangeUS
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New study finds #California wildfires are driven by climate change.“Each degree of warming causes way more fire than the previous degree of warming did. And that’s a really big deal.”
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theatlantic.com
“Each degree of warming causes way more fire than the previous degree of warming did. And that’s a really big deal.”
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6 years
The combined forces of #climate change, conflict and economic stagnation are driving more people around the world into hunger, reversing earlier progress, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization reported Monday.
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insideclimatenews.org
The combined forces of climate change, conflict and economic stagnation are driving more people around the world into hunger, reversing earlier progress, the United Nations Food and Agriculture...
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