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European Countries: Unseasonably High Temperature Set To Continue In October
European countries that experienced their hottest September are likely to continue feeling the high temperatures this October. Read more here.
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Extreme Heat Wave in Africa’s Sahel Region That Killed 100 People Linked to Climate Change
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