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In London's Scorching Tube, It's Too Hot To Even Transport Cattle
The few commuters who braved the heat of London's Underground transport system on Monday had to endure temperatures deemed too hot to safely transport cattle, showing the brutal conditions sweeping through Europe
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Climate Change Is Making India and Pakistan Heat More Intense
Climate change made the extreme temperatures that baked north-west India and Pakistan in April and May over 100 times more likely and also increased the chances that such heat waves will occur more frequently by the end of the century.
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Why Is the Weather So Weird? It's Climate Change
Heatwaves in the U.S. and floods in western Europe have dominated the news cycle recently, forcing us to re-examine the relationship between climate change and extreme weather. Other catastrophes are going unnoticed.
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World's Largest Iceberg Breaks Off In Antarctica As Glaciers Retreat
An iceberg the size of the Spanish island of Majorca has broken off the coast of Antarctica, with measurements taken from satellites and planes confirming it's now the world's largest.
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Doctors Are Forced To Choose Who To Let Die
In the emergency room at one of Madrid's biggest hospitals, Daniel Bernabeu signed the death certificate for one patient and immediately turned to help another who was choking.
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In London's Scorching Tube, It's Too Hot To Even Transport Cattle
The few commuters who braved the heat of London's Underground transport system on Monday had to endure temperatures deemed too hot to safely transport cattle, showing the brutal conditions sweeping through Europe
-
Climate Change Is Making India and Pakistan Heat More Intense
Climate change made the extreme temperatures that baked north-west India and Pakistan in April and May over 100 times more likely and also increased the chances that such heat waves will occur more frequently by the end of the century.
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Why Is the Weather So Weird? It's Climate Change
Heatwaves in the U.S. and floods in western Europe have dominated the news cycle recently, forcing us to re-examine the relationship between climate change and extreme weather. Other catastrophes are going unnoticed.
-
World's Largest Iceberg Breaks Off In Antarctica As Glaciers Retreat
An iceberg the size of the Spanish island of Majorca has broken off the coast of Antarctica, with measurements taken from satellites and planes confirming it's now the world's largest.
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Doctors Are Forced To Choose Who To Let Die
In the emergency room at one of Madrid's biggest hospitals, Daniel Bernabeu signed the death certificate for one patient and immediately turned to help another who was choking.
