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Indian Ocean basin to see accelerated warming, says study

Indian Ocean basin to warm at 1.7-3.8°C per century, leading to severe weather events, marine heatwaves, and extreme cyclones, impacting monsoon development. | Latest News India

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How at-risk is Boise of major power outage from severe weather? Here are the numbers

Over half of the weather-related power outages in the United States are caused by severe weather, such as thunderstorms and strong winds.

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SEC Climate Disclosure Rules: Your Questions Answered | Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s climate-related disclosure rules pose a host of issues for companies. Below are answers from Skadden’s SEC Reporting and Compliance and.

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FAQ: Earthquake on East Coast had 4 8 magnitude What does that mean?

Residents of New York City and surrounding areas in the northeast were taken by surprise when an earthquake hit Friday morning.

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Swiss Re warns insured disaster losses could double in a decade

Insured property losses could double in the coming decade due to climate change and more frequent and more intense severe weather events, reinsurance giant Swiss Re warned Tuesday.Swiss Re estimates that insured losses "could double within the next 10 years as temperatures rise and extreme weather events become more frequent and intense".

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