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1.5 Degrees Of Global Warming Hit In July; Experts Warn More Record-Breaking Temperatures, Adverse Impact To Ecosystem
Experts warned about the 1.5 degrees global warming threshold as this could bring in more extreme weather, drought, as well as wildfires. Read more here.
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US Fire Risk, Thunderstorms Possible in Southwest; 1 Million People Power Outage Reported in Eastern US
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14, Including Vice Mayor, Killed Due To Floods In Chinese City; Repairs Of Damaged Infra Starts
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Storm Antoni Pours Month's Worth of Rain Across UK, Sewage Alerts Issued
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Migrant Boats Capsized Off Italian Coast, Mother and Baby Among Dozens of Casualties
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Widespread Damaging Winds, Flooding Rain to Hit Eastern US, New York State to Georgia, Forecast Warns
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US Weather Forecast: Risk of Multiple Tornadoes Likely Possible This August in Midwest
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World Scout Jamboree: Poor Facilities, Food Also Force Countries To Pull Out
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Cities In Eastern US At Risk Over Severe Rainfalls, Meteorologists Say
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South American Heatwaves: Human-Caused Climate Blamed For Abnormal Hot Temperatures
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