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Climate Change Will Increase the Number and Severity of Tornadoes • Watts Up With That?

Pro: Tornadoes are Getting More Dangerous While there have been no long-term trends in the frequency of tornadoes, there have been changes in tornado patterns in recent years. Research has shown that there are fewer days with at least one tornado but more days with over thirty, even as the total number of tornadoes per

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US takes $1 2 billion gamble on carbon-sucking vacuums – DW – 08/12/2023

The US government will spend $1.2 billion to help build giant machines that suck carbon dioxide pollution from the air.

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Air pollution | United States takes $1 2 billion gamble on carbon-sucking vacuums dws

The US government will spend $1.2 billion to help build giant machines that suck carbon dioxide pollution from the air

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Amazon summit calls on developed nations to fulfill climate funding deals

Twelve countries, representing the Amazon, Congo Basin and southeast Asia, join pact for rainforest funding.

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