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Climate Change Claim: People will be 31% Poorer by 2100

". We find that climate change leads to a present value welfare loss of 31% and a Social Cost of Carbon (SCC) of $1,056 per ton of carbon dioxide (tCO2). ."

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Coral Reefs are as Good as Dead, so We Don t have to Try Anymore? – Watts Up With That?

But, but, there is still hope if we restrict fishing, reduce runoff pollution, and immediately commit to reducing CO2 emissions.

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Potential source of ancient methane eruption identified

Seabed eruptions tied to the start of a sudden warming event 55 million years ago.

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Will glaciers go extinct in our lifetime? Here s what a future without polar ice would look like

A new study details how climate change is causing extreme weather in the Antarctic and what that means for us

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Climate Anxiety: Doomsday Cult or Mental Illness? • Watts Up With That?

. "Over half think humanity is doomed, 56% worldwide, 51% in the UK, 73% in the Philippines," Ms Hickman says." .

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