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Extreme Weather Events Increases Social Cost of Carbon By Over 20%, Research Warns
Intense tropical cyclones and extreme weather events can significantly affect economic growth and increase greenhouse gas emissions, according to recent research. Read here.
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Rubber Plantations Drive Tropical Forest Loss and Biodiversity Decline
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UK MET Weather Forecast: Wintry Conditions With Strong Winds Likely This Weekend
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Looking Back at Seema Verma’s Value-Based Approach: A Model for the Future of HealthCare
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Air Channels in Plants: A Key Factor for Light Sensing and Bending
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Vanuatu Region Jolted By 7-Magnitude Earthquake
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Environmental Policies: Barking Up the Wrong Tree
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Pneumonia Cases Spike In China As Winter Sets In, WHO Asks For Records
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Heavy Snow to Unload in Colorado, Wyoming; Winter Warning Advisories in Effect
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Mysterious Dog Illness in New Hampshire: Researchers Find Clues to the Cause and Treatment
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Bonobos Show How Early Humans Formed Social Bonds and Cooperated
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Coal Power Plants Increase Particulate Pollution and Mortality, Study Finds
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US Weather Forecast: Colder Temperatures to Unfold in Eastern US, Rockies; Florida to Expect Light Rain
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