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Climate shock: One heatwave from oblivion

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Climate shock: One heatwave from oblivion

Extreme weather events are becoming more common as the world warms – and any one could deliver a knockout blow to an endangered species

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Climate talks prepare to nibble at world-saving plans

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Climate talks prepare to nibble at world-saving plans

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Royal Society paints picture of a world 4 °C warmer

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Royal Society paints picture of a world 4 °C warmer

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Cancún climate talks: what you need to know

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Cancún climate talks: what you need to know

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Ships and buoys made global warming look slower

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Most wanted list of climate change culprits rewritten

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Cloud lasers: Hunting quantum secrets in the skies

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Cloud lasers: Hunting quantum secrets in the skies

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China bucks recession trend to keep emissions high

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China bucks recession trend to keep emissions high

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Weakening ice sheet could protect itself from the sea

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Weakening ice sheet could protect itself from the sea

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Rock-burning, sea-zapping geoengineering could cut CO2

Common minerals and electric currents that suck carbon dioxide out of the sea could be allies in the fight against climate change

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Tropical forests thrived in ancient global warming

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Biofuels will up Euro greenhouse emissions

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Countdown to 'thermogeddon' has begun

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Midterms change political landscape for climate control

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