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Disasters Fueled By Climate Change Are Already Worse Than Previous Prediction, Study Says
Climate change-related disasters are already worse than previously predicted. Read more here. As the climate crisis worsens, there is no doubt that the intensity and frequency of extreme weather-often resulting in disasters-will increase.
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