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Climate Change And El Nino Causes Hottest June Recorded
The world saw its hottest June on record last month, the EU's climate monitoring service said Thursday, as climate change and the El Nino weather pattern looked likely to drive another scorching northern summer.
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$129 Billion In Extreme Weather Losses Last Year: Climate Report
Extreme weather caused some $129 billion (111 billion euros) in economic losses last year, said a report Tuesday that warned the bill will keep climbing as climate change boosts droughts, storms and floods.
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November Breaks New Heat Record, 2015 Likely To Be Warmest Year Ever
The globe shattered yet another heat record in November, continuing a warming trend that is all but certain to make 2015 the hottest in modern history, US government scientists said Thursday.
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2015 Likely to Be Hottest Known Year
Global temperatures are running far above last year's record-setting level, all but guaranteeing that 2015 will be the hottest year in the historical record - and undermining political claims that global warming had somehow stopped.
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Unseasonal Snowfall Brings Winter in October in Parts of Kashmir
Even though it's the middle of autumn, in parts of Kashmir it seems like winter. Cold temperatures have brought unseasonal snowfall at higher reaches of the valley.
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Climate Change And El Nino Causes Hottest June Recorded
The world saw its hottest June on record last month, the EU's climate monitoring service said Thursday, as climate change and the El Nino weather pattern looked likely to drive another scorching northern summer.
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$129 Billion In Extreme Weather Losses Last Year: Climate Report
Extreme weather caused some $129 billion (111 billion euros) in economic losses last year, said a report Tuesday that warned the bill will keep climbing as climate change boosts droughts, storms and floods.
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November Breaks New Heat Record, 2015 Likely To Be Warmest Year Ever
The globe shattered yet another heat record in November, continuing a warming trend that is all but certain to make 2015 the hottest in modern history, US government scientists said Thursday.
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2015 Likely to Be Hottest Known Year
Global temperatures are running far above last year's record-setting level, all but guaranteeing that 2015 will be the hottest year in the historical record - and undermining political claims that global warming had somehow stopped.
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Unseasonal Snowfall Brings Winter in October in Parts of Kashmir
Even though it's the middle of autumn, in parts of Kashmir it seems like winter. Cold temperatures have brought unseasonal snowfall at higher reaches of the valley.
