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BBCNEWS Newsday January 19, 2018

Land. Followed by the deadly mudslides there caused ki; er}; eli . 2353 , the warming el nino current caused that spike in 1998. Temperatures dipped for a few years after that, but in 2015 and 2016 el nino is back with record highs. But look 2017 had no heating from el nino and its in the top three hottest years. A clear sign that Greenhouse Gases are the main drivers of warming. What this is showing really is that these influences of the human activity on climate through our emissions of Greenhouse Gases are really dwarfing the natural climate processes associated with el nino. Flooding near the coasts, like this after hurricane harvey, is the most certain outcome of Climate Change, as the seas rise and the planet keeps on warming. Todays report has been a real wake up call. It really shows that Climate Change is happening and its happening now. You know, you chose that we cant keep burning coal, oil and gas, and that politicians need to stop dithering and take real action. In scotlan

SunLive - Amanda Palmer returns; and some gigs - The Bay s News First

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Fitch: Economic tailwinds to support Asia-Pacific sectors

GENERALLY strong Asia-Pacific economic growth should support the performance of business sectors in the region this year, but headwinds could pose a challenge, Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday.

Growth In Asia Pacific Emerging Markets To Remain Strong In 2024: Fitch

Asia Pacific: Growth in Asia Pacific emerging markets to remain strong in 2024: Fitch

Fitch Ratings forecasts strong 5% GDP growth for India and several APAC emerging markets in 2024. The report notes improved banking sectors in India and Indonesia. Despite global challenges, Fitch remains positive due to robust regional growth, especially in Asia s key emerging markets. India s resilient GDP growth of 6.9% this fiscal year and expectations for 6.5% in 2024-25 affirm its status among the fastest-growing large sovereigns. While challenges persist, Fitch maintains a largely neutral outlook for APAC sectors in 2024.

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