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Will rising summer temperatures raise world s climate change concern?

It’s been an extraordinarily hot summer – with deadly effect – all across the Northern Hemisphere. Has the heat been changing how people think about climate change?

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London Heat Wave: Climate Change Is Here and Deadly

London's heat wave is driven by climate change, explains Friederike Otto, a 39 year-old climate scientist at Imperial College London

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Cruel summer

Cruel summer An alarming question was posed this summer in the Eifel region of Germany, in Henan province in China and in Western Canada. The unsettling thought would have also crossed the minds of people across Greece and Turkey, in North Africa and in the southern United States. Faced with scenes of destruction wrought by extreme weather, […]

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Sabine Hossenfelder: Backreaction: Do Climate Models predict Extreme Weather?

Sabine Hossenfelder: Backreaction: Do Climate Models predict Extreme Weather?
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Heat records broken all around the world in 2021, says climatologist

Maximiliano Herrera, watcher of extreme weather, says last year likely to be in top five or six hottest in history

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