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According to new research, almost 90% of the North American stadiums hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup could face potentially ...

Nearly 200 nations faced a Monday deadline to file what the United Nations' climate chief calls “among the most important ...

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It represents a step-change in heat-mortality risk,” he noted. To reach these alarming conclusions, the authors combined scientific findings to tie physical climate science with the risk of heat ...

The surprising January heat record coincides with a new study ... rise even when taking out El Nino variations and expected climate change since 2020, Hansen said. He noted recent shipping ...

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Regardless, in respect to climate change, New Haven should be wary of the rising sea levels, which can lead to far more dangerous storm surges — abnormal rises in sea levels caused by storms.

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