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Tax polluting fossil fuels and flying to fund climate action in Africa, leaders say

Tax polluting fossil fuels and flying to fund climate action in Africa, leaders say
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Tumbling records and unprecedented changes in Antarctica prompt Foreign Office review of climate change impacts

Tumbling records in Antarctica must be taken more seriously because of their cascading global impacts, a group of scientists asked by the Foreign Office to investigate the unprecedented changes has warned today.

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Climate change: Antarctica could become planet s radiator due to extreme weather, fear scientists carrying out government review

Climate change: Antarctica could become planet s radiator due to extreme weather, fear scientists carrying out government review
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Plans for deep sea mining gains momentum despite no permission from international

A company has said it intends to start mining minerals from the deep sea bed despite an international meeting failing to grant permission.

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July has been so hot scientists are already confident it is the warmest month ever

Scientists are virtually certain that July will be the hottest month ever recorded, even with four days still to go.

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