When people talk global warming, I say the global warming that we have to be careful of is the nuclear global warming.
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Such destruction, caused partly by warming, will itself cause more warming.
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"Global warming is really ocean warming," emphasized NASA oceanographer Josh Willis.
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By offsetting half the global warming, basically every location sees less warming.
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Oceans are warming The world's oceans are warming at an accelerated rate.
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Then global warming and then, when it quit warming, now it's climate change.
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"More emissions mean more warming and fewer emissions mean less warming," said Pendergrass.
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"The unequivocal proof of global warming is ocean warming — it's pretty simple," said Patzert.
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Rapid warming means that crucial sea ice is melting, which accelerates warming even more.
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Coolants and Warming Here's a bit more context on HFCs in a warming climate.
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Climate change includes global warming; global warming is just one part of climate change.
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"It is not 'Where You Live Warming,' it is 'Global Warming,'" Shepherd told CNN.
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This is a signal of global warming The warming is a sure signal of a warming planet and part of the trend of increasing global temperatures, Brettschneider said.
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That agreement calls for countries to limit global warming to "well below 2°C" of warming, relative to preindustrial levels, with an aspirational target of 1.5°C of warming.
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I'd have this image of global warming and then think, OK, what represents global warming?
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Global warming is really ocean warming "That process has turned off this year," said Willis.
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Global warming is not man-made and there is barely any global warming at all.
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"If you want to understand global warming, you have to measure ocean warming," Abraham said.
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Humans had caused the warming beginning around 1969 and accidentally stopped this warming by 1998.
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They identified cooling — not warming — in recent decades, a surprise in an era of global warming.
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The warming rate from 1992 is almost twice as great as the warming rate from 1960.
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When firms emit carbon dioxide, they increase global warming, which increases the costs of global warming.
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Call it global warming or climate change, the biggest of these challenges is our warming planet.
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But it's still a devastating amount of warming: At 1.5 degrees of warming compared to 2 degrees of warming, 90 percent of coral reefs will bleach, as opposed to 98 percent.
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"The oceans are acting to enhance warming in the Arctic while damping warming around Antarctica," Armour said.
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Fewer greenhouse gasses means less warming, which reduces the risks from extreme weather events worsened by warming.
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Warming oceans cause storms to grow more powerful, and global warming is caused by greenhouse gas emissions.
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"We see warming across the board, and generally the rate of warming is increasing," Dr. Farquharson said.
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While climate change is warming the earth, not all parts of the earth are warming at the same rate; the Arctic is warming at a rate twice as fast as the world average.
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Narrator David Attenborough gravely intones about warming seas, and he doesn't need to say who's warming those seas.
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A self-reinforcing feedback loop is created whereby warming releases more carbon, which in turn produces greater warming.
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They changed the name global warming to climate change because the concept of global warming just wasn't working!
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"There is no conflict between uncertainty about what global warming is going to do to hurricanes, and the reality of global warming and human activity being one of the drivers of global warming," he said.
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So Obama's always talking about the global warming, that global warming is our biggest and most dangerous problem, OK?
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Geoengineering the climate to halt global warming has been discussed almost as long as the threat of warming itself.
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This bill, along with solution 220006, will reduce the warming from methane, the second largest global warming source. 2202.
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" Colbert asked, before mocking Trump as someone who wouldn't care about global warming until it's described as "America warming.
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"We find that for every degree of warming, melting increases more and more — it outpaces the warming," said Trusel.
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Therefore, it wouldn't take much warming to tip the climate outside of the accustomed range, making warming more noticeable.
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All the rituals of warming up to surf, which I never think of as warming up, had been forgone.
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But does this mean that we attribute this menace to global warming and to human contributions to that warming?
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And, like a rapidly tumbling snowball, more emissions mean more warming, and more warming means… well, you get it.
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A similar pattern was found in questions regarding whether the effects of global warming have begun, whether global warming is caused by human activity and whether respondents worry a "great deal" or "fair amount" about warming.
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The planet is still warming -- and it is getting worse The planet is still warming -- and it is getting worse.
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"Even though there's definitely going to be more warming, there's a wide range about what 'more warming' means," he says.
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Methane is a global warming pollutant that is about 224 times more potent at warming the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
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Global warming and climate change "It used to be global warming," Trump said in a recent interview with Piers Morgan.
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No other state is warming faster than 21982 degrees Fahrenheit per 22017 years, based on the warming rate since 1950.
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They extracted a core that spanned more than 700 millennia, including about seven cycles of glaciers warming, melting, and warming again.
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"Each degree of warming causes way more fire than the previous degree of warming did," climate scientist Park Williams told Meyer.
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It sought to undercut the report's findings and claimed warming in the Arctic was no evidence of human-caused global warming.
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The Arctic is the fastest warming region on Earth, warming two to three times faster than the rest of the globe.
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There is some debate over how extreme the warming will be, but the warming so far has been within predicted levels.
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" Global warming: A beginning "Global warming" started getting picked up in the scientific literature in the 1970s, after Wallace Broecker popularized the term with his 1975 paper, "Climatic Change: Are We on the Brink of a Pronounced Global Warming?
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In other words, the coldest periods are warming faster than the overall warming rate, making cold extremes less severe and more rare.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn UN details massive changes needed to slow global warming
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If you have any doubt, just Google "Pluto Warming" or "Mars Warming" or whatever your favorite planet or former planet might be.
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The new report quantifies what's happening specifically on the rapidly warming land, and how land use can curb or worsen future warming.
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Go deeper: UN details massive changes needed to slow global warming; Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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Because it's locked into a vicious warming cycle the region is warming over twice as fast as the rest of the planet.
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The first warming is genuine, the second warming is an artifact, based on an incomplete analysis of all of the available data.
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This causes more warming in the region, and leads to phenomena such as permafrost thaw, another process that is contributing to further warming.
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This could set off a vicious feedback loop whereby more warming thaws more permafrost, which releases more greenhouse gases, causing ever more warming.
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Global sea level rise is the direct result of human-driven global warming as planet-warming greenhouse gases build up in our atmosphere.
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Atmospheric warming, ocean warming, ocean acidification, sea-level rise, deglaciation, desertification, eutrophication—these are just some of the byproducts of our species' success.
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With all this carbon amassing the atmosphere, the looming problem is not simply today's warming, but how much more warming is in store.
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While this winter stands out, Alaska has been warming rapidly in recent decades due to human-caused global warming and natural climate variability.
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A NASA scientist, James Hansen, testified about global warming in the US Senate in 1988, saying the era of global warming had begun.
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Two degrees is the amount of warming we are likely to experience by midcentury, and it's double the warming we've experienced to date.
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Trump has called global warming a hoax, wants to cancel the Paris Agreement and halt all U.S. funding of U.N. global warming programs.
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That's why the IPCC put out another report in 2018 comparing 2°C of warming to a scenario with 1.5°C of warming.
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" Instead, Trump has said repeatedly that he's more worried about another climate threat saying in a New York Times interview "When people talk global warming, I say the global warming that we have to be careful of is the nuclear global warming.
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"Millennial Republicans are more likely than older generations of Republicans to think global warming is happening and human-caused, understand that most scientists agree about human-caused global warming, and worry about global warming," notes an accompanying piece in the journal Environment.
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Monday's "Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 degrees", prepared at the request of governments which signed the 2015 Paris Agreement, outlines the impact of global warming of 1.5C above pre-industrial levels and steps needed to contain warming at that level.
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This is not a measure of total warming — it excludes the warming of air temperatures over the oceans, which cover most of the planet.
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And people most affected by warming now tend to be those, like Pacific islanders, who burn little of the fuels that cause global warming.
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The satellite data shows greater warming in the Arctic, particularly across the data-sparse Arctic Ocean, suggesting GISTEMP may be underestimating global warming there.
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Maps of megadrought risk for the American Southwest under different levels of warming, and the required increase in precipitation to compensate for that warming.
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Temperature hikes due to global warming are not evenly distributed, and the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet.
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Last year continues a startling trend of global ocean warming that is a direct result of humans' warming of the planet, the authors say.
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Temperature increases owing to global warming are not evenly distributed, and the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet.
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The result is a "climate-change-driven" acceleration: the amount the sea levels are rising because of the warming caused by manmade global warming.
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And permafrost, soil that stays frozen throughout the year and contains gigatons of potentially planet-warming carbon and methane, has also undergone record warming.
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The warming that happened 130,000 years ago happened over thousands of years … What we see happening now is warming over decades or a century.
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The global warming we should be worried about is the global warming caused by NUCLEAR WEAPONS in the hands of crazy or incompetent leaders!
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Scientists say the lingering Pacific warming trend known as El Niño built on human-fueled global warming to turbocharge temperatures in the past year.
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Waters off the coast of Maine are in a warming pocket and are warming faster than 99 percent of the rest of the oceans.
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Obama said in his SOTU that They changed the name global warming to climate change because the concept of global warming just wasn't working!
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Plus, those crops, along every other plant affected by the connected weather cycles, absorb less CO2—Arctic warming begets the potential for even more warming.
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" And so, he said, "One degree of warming in the future will have way more impact than one degree of warming in the last century.
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" And so, he said, "One degree of warming in the future will have way more impact than one degree of warming in the last century.
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Given current projections of ocean warming and acidification, he is more concerned about warming, which stresses the algae living inside corals and causes coral bleaching.
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If ozone depletion is the primary cause of global warming, the major increases in temperature by 2050 predicted by greenhouse-warming theory will not occur.
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The name global warming wasn't working It's record cold all over the country and world - where the hell is global warming, we need some fast!
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"Either the recent increases are not due to a warming climate, or a warming climate has implications for tornado activity that we don't understand," wrote Brooks.
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With the release of Geostorm and the affects of global warming becoming clearer and clearer, we investigated whether Hollywood is making more movies about global warming.
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Recently, having witnessed the effects of global warming firsthand during filming, Coster-Waldau teamed up with Google to document the impact of global warming in Greenland.
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The warming rate from 1992 is nearly two times the warming rate from 1960, according to a paper published March 10 in the journal Science Advances.
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With a new administration doubting their role in warming and even the reality of warming itself, greenhouse gases themselves may not attract urgent action they deserve.
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"The last two decades have been extreme," Sigurðsson said, noting that global warming and an amplification of this warming in the Arctic melted this ancient ice.
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As warming waters turn more coral into bone-white deserts, scientists are looking for the species and regions with the best chances of resisting global warming.
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If there was an accident leading to the death of someone working in global warming research, you'd correct that situation, not stop doing global warming research.
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El Niño events are characterized by warming of the ocean waters in the Pacific Ocean and have a pronounced warming effect on the Earth's average temperature.
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A Good Appetite A showstopping Dutch baby, warming baked oatmeal, cozy baked eggs, and a classic broiled grapefruit — all are as easy as they are warming.
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The changes associated with 4° Celsius (or 7.2° Fahrenheit) of warming are expected to be more dramatic than the changes associated with 2°C of warming.
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Since the Paris Climate Agreement, negotiated late last year, seeks to limit global warming to under 21981 degrees Celsius, including the more stringent goal of 22010 degrees of warming through 2400, the report makes clear that we are already dangerously close to the global warming guardrail.
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The study "provides evidence of not only warming in India, with some parts warming more than others, but also that as warming progresses heat waves become more frequent and more intense," said David Mark Taylor, a professor of tropical environmental change at the National University of Singapore.
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"Warming due to the expanding built environment is similar to warming resulting from greenhouse gases during nighttime hours, while warming during daytime hours is dominated by greenhouse gas-induced climate change," explained Matei Georgescu, an associate professor of geophysical sciences and urban planning at Arizona State University.
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Current climate policies are seen lowering emissions by up to 6 billion tonnes by 2030, implying global warming of around 20303C by 2100, with warming continuing afterwards.
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Until now, most glacier research has focused on how warming air melts ice sheets, but warming oceans play a crucial role, said OMG's principal investigator, Josh Willis.
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Why it matters: Global warming will have far more severe consequences if temperatures are allowed to creep past 1.5°C, or 2.7°F, of warming, scientists concluded.
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"You may remember the Paris Agreement talks about staying under 2 degrees of warming," said Eakin, with an aspirational goal of keeping below 1.5 degrees of warming.
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For 2°C of warming, the target below which countries vowed to keep global warming under the Paris agreement of 2015, the figure would rise to 40%.
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Permafrost thaw could trigger what some have dubbed "catastrophic climate change," a cyclical process in which the earth's warming releases stored greenhouse gases, further warming the earth.
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But these actions are not nearly enough to prevent catastrophic warming, which is usually regarded as more than 2 degrees Celsius of warming above pre-industrial levels.
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What is not as clear is whether the cause for this warming is man-made emissions, a cyclical warming of the planet, or a combination of both.
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This warming effect of climate change makes wildfires in the Arctic more likely, Smith said, as the Arctic is warming faster than the rest of the planet.
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A recent study found that the most intense storms in this region may be intensifying due in part to global warming, particularly due to warming ocean temperatures.
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Even as the I.P.C.C. warned that 1.5 degrees of warming would be calamitous, it also indicated that, for all intents and purposes, such warming has become unavoidable.
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As shown by numerous reports there are many scalable solutions to reduce the warming almost by half within 30 years and stabilize the warming below dangerous levels.
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Trump on Wednesday seemed to scoff at the idea of global warming, tweeting: Brutal and Extended Cold Blast could shatter ALL RECORDS - Whatever happened to Global Warming?
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The Paris climate deal, reached in 2015, commits nearly every country to lowering planet-warming gas emissions to stave off the most severe effects of global warming.
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Climate scientists argue that the thermal energy absorbed by greenhouse gases is re-radiated, causing warming of air, slowing cooling of Earth and even directly warming Earth.
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What put me on the list was clearly some of my publications on Huffington Post about global warming and terrorism (since global warming is obviously a hoax).
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Warming oceans and damaged ecosystems Scientists say the oceans that cover 71 percent of Earth's surface have borne the brunt of the warming that humans have caused.
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The scientific consensus is that the Earth is warming, and that there is a 95 percent or higher probability that the warming is caused primarily by humans.
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"The reason that we're talking about this idea is because the Arctic is warming, Greenland is warming, and Greenland is ground zero to climate change," said Berbrick.
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The world is already seeing record setting temperatures and while warming hasn't been uniform, earlier studies have shown that the planet has been in a warming trend, generally.
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Why it matters: If the oceans slow their carbon uptake, there would be more planet-warming carbon dioxide in the air, which would speed up global warming significantly.
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Physicists have struggled since the 2003s to understand how global warming will affect the many different kinds of clouds, and how that will influence global warming in turn.
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"The official US Government argument for Global Warming centers around the premise of unusual warming since the end of WW2…That is impressively poor correlation," he told me.
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CNN noted that, according to climate scientists, linking temperatures in a certain location to the existence of global warming is an entirely inaccurate way to view global warming.
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Trump is using a common argument here: that scientists changed the term "global warming" to "climate change" because they couldn't support their claim that the world was warming.
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Scientists have linked the warming planet to man-made climate change, predicting a rise in temperatures of 1.5C (2.7F) between 2030 and 2052 if global warming continues apace.
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Until now, most scientists have thought that a warming planet would cause plants to release more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which in turn would cause more warming.
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Trump, by contrast, tweeted in late 2013 that global warming was a "total hoax," and, in another instance shortly after, that global warming was created by the Chinese.
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An alarming 2016 paper theorized that when these cliffs extrude over coastal waters, warming air and warming water could cause them to catastrophically collapse under their own weight.
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One mistake athletes and spectators can make is to focus on warming hands and feet, which often feel cold first, rather than warming the rest of the body.
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In about 10 years, the warming will be about 50 percent greater than the warming we have experienced so far, ushering in an era of dangerous climate change.
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For the Arctic, which is warming at twice the rate of the planet, greater and quicker efforts are required to secure a path that would limit warming in the region to less than 2°C, while limiting overall planetary warming to the 1.5°C goal set under the Paris Agreement.
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So we are a little north of 1.1 degrees C of [average] warming above the preindustrial baseline, which is the historical temperature conditions that we measure global warming against.
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But in the decade after 1998, many years didn't exceed that notably robust year of warming, and the rate of warming didn't rise as much as climate models predicted.
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With an additional half a degree of warming locked in as the oceans equilibrate with the atmosphere, we could see our first 1.5 degree warming year within a decade.
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It is a cruel irony that these nations are the ones that contributed the least to global warming, with the industrialized world faring far better under most warming scenarios.
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A phenomenon called elevation-dependent warming means the mountains of the Hindu Kush Himalayan region are warming at an accelerated rate, though it's unclear precisely why, the report noted.
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While scientists say you cannot attribute singular weather events to a larger pattern of global warming, the worldwide records offered a glimpse of what a warming world looks like.
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But the public may be reacting to the initial symptoms of a warming planet rather than the dire consequences envisioned by the scientific community if global warming remains unchecked.
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If this fire event is what we experienced with 1 degree of warming, what on earth are we going to be experiencing at 3 or 4 degrees of warming?
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Warming temperatures allow microbes within the soil to convert permafrost carbon into the greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide and methane — which can be released into the air and accelerate warming.
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For example, the Gulf of Maine is one of the fastest warming bodies of water on the planet, warming more than 99 percent of oceans in the last century.
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Warming up a degree or two might seem like small beans, but consider this: at 2 degrees Celsius of warming, nearly all of the world's coral reefs could vanish.
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The Earth's climate is warming significantly and there's no doubt that human activity (particularly the burning of fossil fuels) is responsible for the majority of the warming since 1950.
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The outlet also noted that, according to climate scientists, linking temperatures in a certain location to the existence of global warming is an entirely inaccurate way to view global warming.
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Poor forestry management practises are a factor (apparently) and that is enough to quell any AGW [anthropogenic global warming, or in other words global warming caused by human activity] talk.
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It lasts in the atmosphere a long time and contributes to global warming -- meaning that the effects of climate change on the world's oceans causes more global warming, in turn.
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The scientists in the UN report concluded that global warming will have far more severe consequences if temperatures are allowed to creep past 1.5°C, or 2.7°F, of warming.
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What if we assume that there are severe "feedback cycles" where warming causes the release of carbon dioxide currently contained in the land and in the oceans, fueling further warming?
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Icebergs are among the first parts of the natural world to succumb to global warming—and in many cases are the result of global warming, having calved off melting glaciers.
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"We see increased drought in some areas due to climate warming, and the warming itself leads to a change of vegetation," University of Virginia scientist Howard Epstein told the BBC.
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If global warming reaches 2 degrees C it could trigger a feedback, or "tipping element," in one or more of our natural systems and drive further warming, Rockström told Motherboard.
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Records of ocean warming between 1971 and 2010, the time period used in United Nations climate reports, were underestimated how quickly they are warming by an average of 40 percent.
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He has also in the past questioned whether the climate is really warming, though more recently he said "there's a warming taking place" and human activity is contributing to it.
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The tests would require banks to evaluate risk at 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming above pre-industrial levels, 2 degrees of warming, and one assuming a "business as usual" path.
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I'm horrified at the latest reports on how far we have to go if we're to address climate change before we hit several degrees of warming and warming-induced famines.
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Even lesser levels of warming are probably hazardous, but that temperature is the point beyond which many scientists believe the planet will suffer irreversible impacts from extreme and dangerous warming.
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"Instead of idly debating the precise extent of global warming or the precise timeline of global warming, we need to deal with the central facts of rising temperatures, rising waters, and all the endless troubles that global warming will bring," McCain said at a speech at a wind-generating power plant in Oregon.
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There's evidence that the incessantly warming Arctic — the fastest-warming place on Earth — has led to a weaker and less stable polar vortex, which means more outbreaks of freezing Arctic air.
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Some studies find that by burning heavy marine fuel the industry is slowing global warming, as the cooling effects of sulphur emissions outweigh the warming caused by those of carbon dioxide.
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While the exceptional cold prompted some — including US President Donald Trump — to say it disproves global warming, scientists say it's exactly the type of weather you'd expect in a warming world.
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Under the Paris Agreement, governments have pledged to keep average global warming to "well below" 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to try to limit maximum warming to 1.5°C.
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This means that the atmospheric warming effect from El Niño was stronger in February, giving global average surface temperatures an additional boost on top of long-term human-caused global warming.
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But some scientists do think global warming is responsible: "This sort of evolution of ice is the direct signature of global warming," University of California Glaciologist Eric Rignot told VICE News.
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"Talking about global warming — we are in the middle of May and call upon global warming, because we haven't had a cold like this in Italy in recent years," he said.
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But the combination — plus the basic fact that since the Earth is warming, heat waves ought to become more intense on average anyway — makes a darned strong case for global warming.
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He's also a climate change denier who has called carbon dioxide "not a pollutant," has noted that the Earth "quit warming," and has speculated that "dinosaur flatulence" caused previous warming events.
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In particular, Mr. Murray has pushed Mr. Trump to undo President Barack Obama's regulations designed to curb planet-warming pollution from coal-fired power plants, a leading cause of global warming.
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WARMING UP: The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports: Donald Trump says that the GOP establishment is warming up to his presidential bid because they're frightened by Ted Cruz becoming the Republican nominee.
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WASHINGTON — Emissions of planet-warming carbon dioxide from fossil fuels hit a record high in 21.7, researchers said Tuesday, putting countries farther off course from their goal of halting global warming.
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European nations are among history's largest emitters of the planet-warming gases that have already raised global temperatures, and its moves to tamp down emissions are crucial to slowing global warming.
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In the mid-20th century, aerosol pollution likely suppressed global warming temporarily, and El Niño usually has a short-term warming effect while La Niña has a short-term cooling effect.
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And the solution is identical … [for] cooling and warming.
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How big corporations are — and aren't — fighting global warming.
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WASHINGTON — How much economic damage will global warming cause?
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We can -- and must -- choose to fix global warming.
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Global warming and plastic pollution — and also the cheeto.
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Threat level: The differences in impacts between 245°C of warming and 21000°C, or 20503°F, of warming are significant, the report found: There would be less of a risk for irreversible changes, including ecosystem losses and the destabilization of parts of Greenland and Antarctica, at 22050°C of warming compared to 22100°C.
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"The fact that we don't see the presently understood meteorological signature of global warming in changing [tornado] outbreak statistics leaves two possibilities: either the recent increases are not due to a warming climate, or a warming climate has implications for tornado activity that we don't understand," noted study lead author Michael Tippett in a statement.
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The paper helps fill in many of those holes by including data at greater depths to offer a more complete picture of the ocean warming — a step that many consider critical to understanding how the world is changing due to global warming and helping get an accurate picture of the pace of that warming.
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Climate scientists agree on that premise, even though they argue about many of the particulars—for instance, how fast the planet is warming and how that warming will impact specific weather systems.
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The Paris accord, agreed by nearly 200 countries two years ago, seeks to limit planetary warming by curbing global emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases that scientists believe drive global warming.
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Go deeper: The future of our cloud forests is clearer Global warming is pushing the Great Barrier Reef to the brink In hot water: Global warming amplifies risk of marine heat waves
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Projections show the imbalance increasing in coming decades as global warming continues, possibly to as high as 15-to-1 if emissions of planet-warming pollutants such as carbon dioxide continue apace.
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The WMO report found that this warming is due to both an El Niño event during 2015 and 2016, which boosted air and ocean temperatures, and long-term human-caused global warming.
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And he wanted to convey to the public in a fresh way just how dramatic this recent warming is — warming that is undoubtedly tied to greenhouse gas emissions from human activity. Why?
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"The "astonishing evidence" that David Rose purports to reveal in no way changes our understanding of modern warming or our best estimates of recent rates of warming," the researcher, Zeke Hausfather, wrote.
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A recent poll by Gallup showed that 70 percent of Americans believed that global warming was occurring, and 45 percent said they worry "a great deal" about global warming, a record high.
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It's imperative to start planning for the resource-driven brand of conflict that will arise in the case of catastrophic warming—together with the warming-related conflicts that are already taking shape.
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That would bring Earth's average warming to around 2 degrees Celsius (or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-Industrial Revolution levels, which is the warming limit set by the historic Paris climate accords.
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This part of Antarctica has been warming rapidly in recent years, and the shelf is being undermined from below by warming ocean waters, as well as from above by increasing air temperatures.
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" Last month, in a tweet that was largely seen as mocking global warming, Trump commented on extremely cold temperatures in the Midwest, writing, "What the hell is going on with Global Warming?
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This missing warming is not insignificant from a policy making standpoint given that the Paris Agreements of last year agreed to keep the amount of warming since the industrial revolution below 1.5o C. It is virtually certain that the results of papers like this will be used as justification for even more urgent action on global warming.
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During his confirmation hearing and subsequent answers to written questions, Pruitt denied that global warming is a hoax but questioned whether human emissions of greenhouse gases were the main cause of such warming.
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Human rights experts said the reported barring of activists contradicted the spirit of the 2015 Paris Agreement on global warming which entrenches the principle of public participation in action to combat global warming.
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The short version: It's unclear if global warming will lead to more storms like Harvey (we don't know enough about that), but global warming very likely made Harvey — and the floods — much worse.
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The conference achieved its major goal: Reaching a legally binding agreement to keep global warming below what most scientists say is the critical threshold of 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) of warming.
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Because under the Paris agreement, countries agreed that the goal should be to limit warming to below 21003°C by 2100, with a nice-to-have target of capping warming at 1.5°C.
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It doesn't accumulate like carbon dioxide, which can linger for 200 years in the atmosphere, so water vapor is not the driver of the current warming trend, though it creates a warming feedback.
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"Because the ocean has large heat capacity it is characterized as a 'delayed response' to global warming, which means that the ocean warming could be more serious in the future," the researcher said.
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Sea level rise is a direct consequence of global warming; the warming of the ocean has resulted in thermal expansion and melted ice sheets and glaciers that are causing the oceans to rise.
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Melting ice in parts of the north accelerates global warming because the sunlight can't reflect off grass as effectively as it can off blinding white ice, so it contributes to warming even further.
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Although Inslee started the town hall and ended it by mostly focusing on global warming and steering conversation back to his preferred topic, most of the attendees' questions were not about global warming.
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Methane causes 84 times more global warming over the course of two decades than carbon dioxide after it's released into the atmosphere and 25 times more warming over the course of a century.
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Some people say that even 2 degrees of warming is too dreadful to contemplate, that it may trigger unstoppable, civilization-threatening additional warming, and that it's worth literally any cost to avoid it.
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For example, though 67 percent of adult Americans think that global warming is happening, according to the August 2019 Yale Climate Opinion Maps, only 42 percent say that global warming will harm them.
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Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg on Wednesday testified before Congress about climate change and global warming, during which she submitted a prominent global warming report to lawmakers in place of giving prepared remarks.
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While some of the warming is attributable to the effects of El Niño, which affected weather patterns worldwide last year, those effects are on top of what is already a clear warming trend.
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Under the pact, countries pledged to hold global warming to "well below" 3.6 degrees (2 Celsius) of warming, and to aspire to keep it to 2.7 degrees (1.5 Celsius) compared to preindustrial levels.
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Steam rises from a stove in the cozy warming hut.
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Do the twist Here's one way to combat global warming.
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Investors are also warming to gold as the dollar cools.
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They think global warming is a bigger threat than terrorism.
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About 1 degree of warming has already occurred, scientists say.
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We've measured warming of Earth's land surface, oceans, and atmosphere.
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Even some police departments are warming up to this approach.
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Some companies must contend with the impact of global warming.
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Polls show that many more Americans worry about global warming.
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" However, "in the background, you can hear her warming up.
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To be sure, global warming is not the only threat.
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Because that ... We're gonna need that ... Global warming and .... Yeah.
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"As air temperatures warm, melting outpaces that warming," Trusel said.
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That indicated a higher rate of warming in recent years.
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Global warming has taken yet another thing from us: reindeer.
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We're seeing the real, specific consequences of our warming planet.
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It also houses a fragile ecosystem sensitive to global warming.
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Efforts to mitigate global warming by cutting emissions remain essential.
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We're the ones burning fossil fuels to create global warming.
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Global warming; the new healthcare bill; another Hangover sequel, etc.
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Will they even find enough snow on a warming planet?
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Preventing extreme global warming will be neither cheap nor easy.
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Global warming, meanwhile, has withered pastures, intensifying conflict over land.
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But these temporary events can't halt a relentless warming trend.
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But despite regional differences, the world is warming up consistently.
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And what about global warming or North Korea's nuclear missiles?
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Why is warming likely to exacerbate regional inequality in America?
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Cows produce greenhouse gases, and greenhouse gases drive global warming.
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Why is Antarctica warming so slowly compared with the Arctic?
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Warming waters have killed much of its coral since 2016.
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"We knew global warming didn't stop all along," said Fasullo.
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Now that's a real problem for the global warming alarmists.
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It even is exacerbating the warming trend in the Arctic.
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It's a real problem as global warming keeps boosting temperatures.
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Economic motivations aside, warming up to China has other advantages.
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Nearly all said that global warming threatens polar bear populations.
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The villagers have struggled with the warming temperatures for years.
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Those policies help underpin international efforts to tackle global warming.
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He called the research on ocean warming very bad news.
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Against a background of global warming, that might seem inevitable.
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These changes are consistent with a warming world, scientists say.
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In a warming world things here could get yet drier.
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The earth has been warming and cooling since day one.
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Our offense seems to be warming up throughout the order.
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That will require warming things up a bit, but how?
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This feedback loop causes warming to spiral out of control.
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It's not that global warming is like a world war.
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Other circumpolar regions face infrastructure challenges from the warming earth.
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But I've found audiences are warming up to Facebook Stories.
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It contributes pollution related deaths as well as global warming.
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That problem is compounded by climate change and ocean warming.
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Every iota of warming leads to even more catastrophic consequences.
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Including this tangy, warming turkey pozole with lime and cilantro.
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He doesn't actually know Trump's position on global warming. 2.
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There's growing evidence that global warming is accelerating toward cataclysm.
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I didn't really feel anything until warming up that inning.
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In 2014, he believed in the science behind global warming.
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It's a vivid visual of the warming humanity is causing.
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How about that for a bright side to global warming.
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Climate change is warming both the ocean and the air.
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This closely matches the observed warming during the period. Aug.
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Amplified warming trends are now conspicuous all over the Arctic.
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Global warming impacts the Arctic more severely than other areas.
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A warming planet doesn't mean there won't be cold days.
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The event was the culmination of warming relations between Mrs.
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Plainly, nothing will, unless global warming is halted or slowed.
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But Erdogan said some countries were warming to the idea.
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We can solve global warming but we can't stop cyberattacks?
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Science and ethics require keeping warming below 85033 degrees Celsius.
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Trump in the past has expressed skepticism about global warming.
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Proponents now also focus on the fight against global warming.
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Arctic warming We all know the Arctic is getting warmer.
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Warren has championed an ambitious plan to attack global warming.
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But global warming is making hurricanes stronger, wetter, and slower.
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Recent polling, however, has shown voters warming to the law.
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"He believes that global warming in naturally occurring," she said.
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Greenhouse gas emissions scenarios to meet particular global warming targets.
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President Obama said that global warming is the greatest threat.
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The warming trend has been uncomfortable for humans as well.
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But global warming makes us more vulnerable to these events.
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It's a much more stereotypical whisky: warming, hearty, and strong.
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"Fixing global warming is more important than astronomy," said Grinspoon.
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The earth has been downgraded through pollution and global warming.
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Warming winters and climate change are bringing them farther north.
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The setting reeks of one scarred by a warming climate.
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We've got the oil sands and a rapidly warming Arctic.
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Angela's dad is a veteran and she's warming to me.
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Knowing Kershaw was warming gave Jansen a boost of confidence.
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The sea is rising and warming, and is experiencing acidification.
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Shay is warming to the subject when Giustinia suddenly interrupts.
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People packed onto beaches, taking advantage of the warming weather.
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Their manufacture, transport and use also contribute to global warming.
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Scientists generally think global warming is real and human generated.
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It's a reminder that a warming world has many hazards.
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Warmer air, heavier rain — and more recognition of global warming.
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I never felt like he needed any warming up period.
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Not global warming, like you think and your president thinks.
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"It's warming," Mr. Smith said, though he didn't sound convinced.
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We haven't talked about global warming in a long time.
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"I'll worry about global warming in 50 years," he said.
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There is already evidence that global warming influenced its precipitation.
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The first cracks were over the issue of global warming.
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We really should be capping our warming to 1.5 degrees.
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This very expensive GLOBAL WARMING bullshit has got to stop.
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And while Ryan was warming up, Carty visited the dugout.
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Global warming is expected to contribute to more frequent fires.
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Ended up warming veggie burgers and fries in the oven.
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And because of global warming, it's about to get more.
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"Humans have most flourished during times of … warming," Pruitt said.
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Considering global warming through math, art, civics, novels and cooking?
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The scientific reality is that we have a warming planet.
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And there's another wrinkle for airlines these days: global warming.
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The Yankees have Tommy Kahnle warming up in the bullpen.
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There are all manner of other ailments that warming fuels.
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The authors are scientists studying the effects of global warming.
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The opposite end of the world is also warming rapidly.
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The fireplaces are functional but they're more decorative than warming.
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In short, there is no "safe" level of global warming.
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Exxon endorsed last year's agreement in Paris on global warming.
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Australia is looking at 3 to 4 degrees of warming.
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Ocean warming has a profound impact on the entire world.
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But don't use stoves or warming pads, the CDC warns.
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But not everyone is deterred by warfare or global warming.
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Because, of course, it's not just California that's warming up.
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"GM believes in the science of global warming," she said.
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Efforts to slow global warming must overcome devilish political obstacles.
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And evidence that the Arctic is warming fast is overwhelming.
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America's participation in the historic Paris agreement on global warming?
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He recommended vegetarianism as a way to fight global warming.
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Melting ice and warming water are raising sea levels everywhere.
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Scientists say a warming climate could mean more flight disruptions.
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The Resistance Choir of South Central Texas was warming up.
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Now you can see what that warming actually looks like.
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Just as global warming knows no borders, neither can solutions.
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But global warming and its aftermath are already upon us.
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All want more focus on global warming and human health.
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But the impacts of warming oceans don't remain at sea.
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Already, Katmai's salmon have been hit by Alaska's warming climes.
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Late in the debate, the candidates engaged on global warming.
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This can help make better weather and global warming predictions.
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Global warming has also reduced snow cover and degraded permafrost.
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Not global warming like you think, and your president thinks.
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The females spend just a day warming up before surfacing.
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Wall Street may finally be warming a bit to Snap.
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The Paris Agreement only mitigates about 0.2 degrees of warming.
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Temperature data going back 200 years shows episodic warming periods.
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And they have been a buffer against even greater warming.
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More otters -> fewer sea urchins -> more kelp -> less global warming.
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But global warming and education theory is just the beginning.
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These developing countries also are most hurt by global warming.
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Global warming far and away is the most pressing issue
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Also, advertisers don't seem to be warming to Snap's platform.
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The plant is seeing the negative impact of global warming.
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Where the hell is global warming when you need it?
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Are we still wasting billions on the global warming con?
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Warming greater than that was rarely discussed outside scientific circles.
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They may also be a result of warming, strangely enough.
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Which regions are warming faster — northern latitudes or southern latitudes?
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Many of them also don't believe global warming is real.
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"That makes sense," Ms. Sanfilippo said, warming to the claim.
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The bill was the Global Warming Prevention Act of 22006.
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This is essential to demystifying the concept of global warming.
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He recuperated after warming up and feasting on some shrimp.
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Warmer winters: In general, winters are warming faster than summers.
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But it's less clear whether global warming is driving this.
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Can you imagine this idiot being asked about global warming?
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"He believes that global warming in naturally occurring," she added.
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The research suggests that global warming from human emissions of greenhouse gases will cause far more warming, up to 2800 degrees Celsius, or 2000 degrees Fahrenheit, during the next several millennia than previously expected.
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No one expected Donald Trump to give a single energy speech and suddenly pivot to the left on global warming, after a record of expressing skepticism that global warming exists on several prior occasions.
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It is a major force in short-term global warming because it has more than 80 times the warming potential of carbon dioxide in the first 20 years after it escapes into the atmosphere.
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These future emissions will, however, add warming on top of the already committed warming and so our study can act as a baseline for estimating how far we are from reaching various temperature targets.
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It is a major force in short-term global warming because it has more than 80 times the warming potential of carbon dioxide in the first 20 years after it escapes to the atmosphere.
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It's no secret that Trump doubts the mainstream science showing that human-cased global warming is a major threat, and that long-term warming trends cannot be explained by natural variability on its own.
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Why it matters: The heat is a sign of a warming world, scientists have said, with human-caused global warming raising the odds of heat waves as well as increasing their severity and duration.
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"If you say that this is caused by the warming of the oceans, the reason the oceans are warming is because water absorbs the heat, that's why the sea level is rising," Franken said.
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Even as emissions from the burning of fossil fuels are warming the planet, the consequences of that warming will make it harder to drill for oil, mine for coal and deliver fuel through pipelines.
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The finding concludes that carbon dioxide emissions endanger public health and welfare by warming the planet, which led to a legal requirement that the E.P.A. regulate smokestacks and tailpipes that spew planet-warming pollution.
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This is a phenomenon known as the heat island effect, and the warming it causes can be just as significant as warming due to emissions of greenhouse gases, albeit at different times of day.
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And yet its goals of limiting warming this century to less than 2 degrees Celsius, with a more ambitious target of limiting warming to below 1.5 degrees Celsius, are slipping further out of reach.
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For as powerful a message it is for the world to agree on how much warming is dangerous, it's clear that actually doing something about that warming means reworking how the world does business.
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A sudden warming of the stratosphere over the Arctic, appropriately known as a "sudden stratospheric warming event," took place in early-to-mid February, and this has caused the splitting of the stratospheric polar vortex.
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Trump, who doubts that greenhouse gases from fossil fuels are warming the planet, began undoing former President Barack Obama's policies to slow global warming this week in a shift to favor the U.S. coal industry.
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Human activities have already caused about 1 degree of warming, and warming is expected to hit 1.5 degrees between 2030 and 2052 if it continues to increase at the current rate, according to the report.
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In a tweet Tuesday morning, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration wrote, "Winter storms don't prove that global warming isn't happening" along with a cartoonish illustration of how warming ocean temperatures feed moisture to storms.
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Methane, an odorless, colorless gas that packs 84 times the global warming punch of CO2 over the short-term, has received a surge of attention in recent years for its outsized contribution to global warming.
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There is certainly a change in weather that goes – if you look, they had global cooling in the 1920s and now they have global warming, although now they don't know if they have global warming.
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That's obviously ridiculous—how is it possible that Spicer has not asked the president his views on global warming while Trump is in the middle of making a decision about an enormous global warming treaty?
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And without the compensating effect of increasing aerosol emissions, the warming of the future, more than the warming of the recent past, will strengthen the most powerful and destructive storms that the planet can produce.
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I recognize that some scientists believe that global warming is caused by failed environmental practices; however, others argue that these temperature increases would incur regardless due to the warming of the center of the earth.
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Trump, who doubts that greenhouse gases from fossil fuels are warming the planet, began undoing former President Barack Obama's policies to slow global warming this week in a shift to favour the U.S. coal industry.
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In Interior Department emails to scientists, Mr. Goklany pushed misleading interpretations of climate science, saying it "may be overestimating the rate of global warming, for whatever reason;" climate modeling has largely predicted global warming accurately.
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About two-thirds of those surveyed believed global warming was affecting weather in the United States, with about half saying that warming made last year's wildfires in the West and Hurricanes Florence and Michael worse.
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They don't ask why advocates dismiss global satellite temperature measurements that do not show any significant warming in almost two decades and why they accept model results that consistently overstate the extent of actual warming.
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While the earth over all has been warming — 2015 set a record for warmth, and 2016 is expected to exceed it — the Arctic has been warming at least twice as fast as the global average.
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But the warming Earth is poised to divide — not unite — us.
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"It's not climate change, its global warming," he tweeted on Feb.
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming.
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"The warming of the Arctic has really been exceptional," he said.
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For people in many states, the warming can't come soon enough.
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They also contribute significantly to planet-warming gases in the atmosphere.
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Luckily, self-warming skin care exists — and it's pretty damn magical.
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This shows 136 years of global warming in just 30 seconds.
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This ongoing warming converges with seasonal variations in temperature and rainfall.
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To keep warming below 2C, countries must triple their current efforts.
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We know that increasing greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere causes warming.
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Because nothing matters, and global warming will end us all. 50.
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The world is getting hotter and it&aposs not global warming.
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Gao Jing Xuan was warming down after filming her latest video.
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Dollar Tree: Cramer openly admitted he's warming up to Dollar Tree.
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"After 10 long weeks…" Evans wrote for the heart-warming video.
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We could do that, maybe if we kept the warming up.
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Plus, I found the warming sensation of the gel really nice.
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Scientists warn that beyond 2 degrees, warming could have catastrophic consequences.
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That's warming the planet and wreaking havoc all over the world.
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She researched how each location would be impacted by global warming.
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COULD REVIVING WOOLY-MAMMOTH GENES FIGHT THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING?
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Global warming is making India's summer monsoon increasingly unpredictable, scientists say.
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The Earth is warming because of our concentrations of greenhouse gases.
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I believe future warming will be weak and possibly even beneficial.
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Some countries are warming to another solution: immigrants from poorer neighbours.
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Center: a warming and rest area outside the stadium in Hoenggye.
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So, we're actually finding changes in cicada size with urban warming.
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She wants to continue Barack Obama's efforts to slow global warming.
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Singapore residents are slowly warming to the concept of therapy dogs.
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It's a sequel to my previous mix: Calentamiento Global (Global Warming).
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Perhaps global warming will help them fire up the collective will.
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The perfect partners are warming hearts on both Instagram and Reddit.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan is finally warming up to buyouts.
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The bad news: It's not likely to last as warming continues.
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The effort to defeat NTDs produces plenty of heart-warming stories.
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This blunts some of the warming due to greenhouse gas emissions.
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Go deeper: UN details massive changes needed to slow global warming
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Wetter soils slow their warming, which is needed for proper development.
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He blamed rising temperatures and warming sea waters for the phenomena.
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The future projections for warming are particularly dire for the Midwest.
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I'm kind of sad it's over, I was just warming up.
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Trump has repeatedly called into question humans' contribution to global warming.
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This is where the impact of global warming comes into play.
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Sadly, global warming is happening faster than these creatures can adapt.
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Even voters in heavily Republican states are warming to the law.
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And global warming may, indeed, be bringing meteorologists and financiers together.
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Trump said he "did not say" global warming is a hoax.
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Air and water pollution are both made worse by global warming.
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Global warming is your priority issue in the upcoming presidential election.
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Image: Gifford MillerThe planet is warming and Arctic ice is melting.
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But that's a statistical blunder, which ignores the greater warming trend.
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And China's massive consumption of coal is contributing to global warming.
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These technologies will be central in the fight against global warming.
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Many of the activists themselves are warming up for a fight.
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All told, deforestation causes a triple-whammy of global warming: 1.
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Second, global warming is fuelling more such extremes everywhere (see article).
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But the global warming might mean they will have no choice.
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That's important for regulators' ability to craft rules on global warming.
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Go deeper: Rapid global warming is bringing unprecedented changes to Arctic
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What's more, the rate of deep ocean warming is fast accelerating.
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"I'm slowly warming up to letting myself be pop," Taylor says.
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Fossil fuels are "causing global warming, that's a negative," Alsup acknowledged.
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On Monday, Pompeo focused on the "opportunities" presented by global warming.
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COULD REVIVING WOOLY MAMMOTH GENES FIGHT THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING?
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Global warming "is certainly not our lead talking point," she said.
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Why examine the prospects for limiting global warming to 1.5°C?
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Instead, there was dread of what a warming planet might mean.
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You can't sue your way to a solution for global warming.
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Now, they understand, their glacier is disappearing because of global warming.
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You'll see that the ecosystem is changing because of global warming.
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Trump doubts mainstream scientific findings that human activity causes global warming.
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The basics of global warming are now familiar to most people.
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As I'm warming them up, they weren't grabbing in the back.
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But 298 degrees of warming isn't even a worst-case scenario.
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Obama said in his SOTU that 'global warming is a fact.
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They are only one factor in the warming of the planet.
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We pretend global warming is no big deal, a distant threat.
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This is consistent with computer model projections of a warming world.
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"We had a double whammy of warming water temperatures," Burgess said.
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"Global warming is unequivocal," added WMO Deputy Secretary-General Elena Manaenkova.
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Amplified wildfires are an expected, predictable consequence of a warming climate.
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"Definitely for our house warming and New Year's Eve," she said.
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Just writing about these delicious, warming drinks makes me want one.
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California is taking its fight against global warming to the farm.
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Inflation is slowly warming and the job numbers continue to improve.
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Yes, but: They're not saying global warming is a good thing.
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Wrapped up, gloved up, I started warming up on the mitts.
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Kevin Kramer, who questions the existence of human-caused global warming.
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It's a little hard to convince Wyoming people there's global warming.
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Instead, researchers suggest warming a region enough to melt the ice.
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And she talks about the need to act on global warming.
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And warming up the rectum is part of anal sex 101.
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It also contains climate-warming carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxides.
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This warming has had serious consequences for the lake's fragile ecosystems.
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Corporations love it when governments jump on the global warming bandwagon.
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This warming event is thought to have lasted about 200,000 years.
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Incontrovertible physics also means that warming causes sea-levels to rise.
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I'm angry right now that so many people deny global warming.
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Hoyer said the bank would maintain ambitious targets against global warming.
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The impacts of global warming can seem opaque and far off.
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And it's not just liberals who are warming to the idea.
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The Arctic has been warming up earlier because of climate change.
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Benjamin Kunkel's play about global warming, Buzz, was published in 2014.
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It compares the impact of global warming of 1.5C and 2C.
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Without much warming up, Ebro goes in for the big questions.
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But this is especially true on the issue of global warming.
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Global warming doesn't mean the weather, on average, just gets hotter.
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" On CNN, Coleman proclaimed, "Hello America, there is no global warming.
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Global warming "is certainly not our lead talking point," Hopper said.
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Exacerbated by warming waters, cyclones and hurricanes will pummel the shorelines.
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The Trump administration's environmental denialism runs much deeper than global warming.
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The crux of the problem is local warming on the mountains.
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Warming waters are also melting Arctic and Antarctic glaciers from underneath.
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It's warming twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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Some voters in the state seemed to be warming to him.
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"Without the Amazon, we cannot keep the Earth's warming in check."
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Those gases then cause more warming, which causes more permafrost thaw.
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This pollution already has contributed to 1 degree Celsius of warming.
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Yet, growing evidence suggests a warming climate could affect hurricane season.
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The underlying reason for global warming is no mystery to scientists.
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Either we prevent a 1.5 degree of warming or we don't.
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Unlike a Superfund site, global warming can't be fixed before 2020.
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Research links our warming planet to increasing food insecurity as well.
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Carbon dioxide is the main greenhouse gas responsible for global warming.
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Germany was supposed to be a model for solving global warming.
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Understanding the science behind warming is critical to crafting workable solutions.
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Warming temperatures have led to outbreaks of tick-borne Lyme disease.
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Environmentalists say the warming potential of methane make the regulations necessary.
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Economic Scene Is the battle to contain global warming now lost?
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Without the Amazon, we cannot keep the Earth's warming in check.
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The enhanced greenhouse effect, in turn, leads to more global warming.
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That's because like other greenhouse gases, HFCs contribute to global warming.
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The peril of global warming has never looked quite so lovely.
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These "biodiversity hotspots" will also be impacted by a warming planet.
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The consequences of global warming are staring us in the face.
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Of course, warming inflation typically calls for rate hikes, not cuts.
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Other takeaways: Trump has little interest in dealing with global warming.
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Nearly everyone else treats global warming in essentially the same way.
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And it's warming and acidifying our ocean waters, displacing our fisheries.
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The many disastrous predictions of global warming have not come true.
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The author is withering about humanity's unwillingness to confront global warming.
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Warming to him may take time, but let him serenade you.
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"This is a faster way of limiting global warming," he said.
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Trump has expressed doubts that man-made greenhouse gases stoke warming.
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The second, from 2007, contained a guide to surviving global warming.
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And as the climate changes, nights are warming faster than days.
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So that's since Al Gore published his first book on warming.
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Great for warming up vocal cords and souls before the show.
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The iceberg itself is not necessarily a sign of global warming.
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Recent research suggests that the warming climate limited their grazing habitat.
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Warming my ass at the Tatio Geysers... Atacama Desert 🇨🇱 www.budgetbucketlist.
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What defines the heart-warming yet addictive bliss of Harvest Moon?
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We can't just open up more warming shelters, though we must.
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Coastal flooding is getting way, way worse because of global warming.
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Some scientists think global warming may have contributed to increased dryness.
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Global warming, air and water pollution, icecap melting, ozone layer holes.
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Deforestation hastens global warming, and mining can lead to environmental degradation.
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We already know that Trump thinks global warming is a hoax.
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New Orleans needs substantial investments to survive in a warming world.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, leisure travel on a warming planet.
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Mr. Cass attributes changes in fish behavior directly to global warming.
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It has even scrubbed mentions of global warming from government websites.
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They are also potent greenhouse gases that contribute to atmospheric warming.
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The Arctic itself is warming at twice the average global rate.
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This warming is now starting to cause a lot of damage.
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How can it get so cold if the Earth is warming?
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Global warming has a role to play in "The Dreamers," too.
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Ms. Vo recommends warming bowls of oxtail congee as a finale.
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With warming, they are just getting pushed farther and farther north.
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How can it get so cold if the earth is warming?
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New York Today Good morning on this bright and warming Tuesday.
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Now, warming relations between Tokyo and Beijing have given some hope.
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After warming up, he threw only five pitches in the game.
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There's always something to write about when the planet is warming.
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It isn't about abortion, global warming, monetary policy, immigration or trade.
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So, we asked students how worried they were about global warming.
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These impacts are occurring worldwide and are exacerbated by warming temperatures.
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The effects of rising seas and a warming planet are dangerous.
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Plus, how to talk about global warming at your holiday dinner.
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And it is also a cause of more warming to come.
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Climate change is just that, climate change, it's not global warming.
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Our devices are literally hot, warming our laps and our palms.
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Mr. Pitt appeared as a slightly crazed weatherman predicting global warming.
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How much do you know about potential solutions to global warming?
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The relationship between global warming and individual weather events is complex.
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And the effects of the warming climate are front and center.
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Australia's historic fire season, enhanced by a warming climate, still rages.
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An increasingly dark Arctic Ocean will amplify warming in the Arctic.
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That morbid truth unites us around some pressing issues: Global Warming.
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Most of that damage came from heavy rainfall tied to warming.
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This can drive global warming that can fuel a mass extinction.
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Global warming refers to the trend in rising temperatures over decades.
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Samenow: The warming of the climate system is unambiguous and irrefutable.
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Even limiting warming to 2 degrees Celsius poses a mighty challenge.
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But can they deliver on their promises to fight global warming?
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He urged countries to take "decisive action" to tackle global warming.
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Global warming is inescapable, affecting everyone regardless of race and class.
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At our current rate of progress, we cannot stop global warming.
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There must be thresholds and tipping points in a warming world.
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That effect held regardless of global warming from greenhouse-gas emissions.
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When it comes to global warming, cow burps are no joke.
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Mr. Pugh said he has experienced some of the warming firsthand.
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Audio and visual signals let you know the warming is complete.
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Temperatures start a noticeable warming trend today, getting into the 260s.
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They now cover just 6903 percent, largely because of warming seas.
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Parts are pretty bad — threatening the Paris accords on global warming.
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He's just warming up, and to me his shots look perfect.
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Is it irresponsible to bring a child into a warming world?
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"He is a paid manipulator," Mr. Halberstam said, just warming up.
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Keeping them intact can help slow the pace of global warming.
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The broth was perfect, very flavorful and full of warming spices.
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He has expressed disbelief in the scientific consensus on global warming.
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Carbon gases are widely considered the primary contributors to global warming.
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Even outside of these heat waves, the ocean is warming up.
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There is talk of global warming, extreme weather, and mass extinction.
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"Global warming is not a smooth, monotonous process," the study says.
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Critically, these warming waters can intensify tropical cyclones, which include hurricanes.
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Worldwide, glucose intolerance rose by 284% per degree Celsius of warming.
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Climate change religion is the reformation of the global warming cult.
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That means more air pollution, water use, and climate-warming emissions.
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The changes appear to be a response to a warming climate.
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Further warming in New England could amplify the pond's phosphorus problems.
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Methane is an extremely powerful and swift contributor to global warming.
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The gas harms the ozone layer and contributes to global warming.
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Not all the events analyzed show a connection to global warming.
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This is part of a broader pattern caused by global warming.
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It's freezing and snowing in New York--we need global warming!
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It's freezing in New York—where the hell is global warming?
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Is our country still spending money on the GLOBAL WARMING HOAX?
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Man, we could use a big fat dose of global warming!
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As seen in these heatmaps, regions are warming at different rates.
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Increasing carbon emissions in the atmosphere are having a warming effect.
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"Any reduction in warming will reduce tree die-off," he said.
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Global warming, of course, is real and a very grave threat.
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More worryingly, the warming weather pattern is producing a circular affect.
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Four degrees of warming will wreak devastation unparalleled in human history.
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Then there is Trump's sustained interest in warming ties with Russia.
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But when I started warming up, I just blocked everything out.
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But nowhere may escape the impact of global warming for long.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Pruitt suggested that global warming could benefit humanity.
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The kid plaintiffs, ages 9 to 20, allege the federal government is doing far too little to keep dangerous global warming in check, and is actually creating warming by leasing federal property for fossil fuel extraction.
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The bottom line: As Axios' Andrew Freedman wrote, global warming will have far more severe consequences if temperatures are allowed to creep past 1.5°C, or 2.7°F, of warming, scientists concluded in the UN analysis.
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"It is likely the single most important step we could take at this moment to limit the warming of our planet and limit the warming for generations to come," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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One study projected that phasing out HFCs could avoid 0.5 degrees Celsius of warming by 2100 — a significant number considering the Paris climate deal aimed to cap global warming at no more than two degrees Celsius.
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Absolutely. Not only are we staring at a clear symptom of our rapidly warming planet, the disappearance of sea ice is itself a climate feedback that causes the Arctic to absorb more heat, warming even faster.
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The warming, measured since 1960, is faster than predicted by scientists in a 2013 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report that looked at ocean warming, according to the study, published this week in the journal Science.
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The report goes on to specify that not only are human activities the dominant cause of global warming, but that those activities are also most probably responsible for ALL of the warming observed over recent decades.
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Conflict: For every half degree of warming, you get a 10 percent and 20 percent increase in conflict, which means, again, at 4 degrees of warming, we'll have twice as much war as we have today.
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As permafrost thaws it releases carbon dioxide and methane, which in turn contributes to global warming and helps increase the speed that the Arctic, which is already warming faster than the rest of the planet, defrosts.
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Similarly, about one in four conservative Republicans said they were worried about global warming, and only 22 percent of all Republicans think that global warming should be a high or very high priority for federal lawmakers.
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The federal funding program, devised after the devastating hurricanes and wildfires of 216, reflects the complicated politics of global warming in the United States, even as the toll of that warming has become difficult to ignore.
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Ocean warming makes marine heatwaves worse and more frequentAccording to Cheng, global ocean warming is causing marine heat waves — when sea-surface temperatures spike precipitously — in the Tasman Sea and other regions in the south Pacific.
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"Global warming has reached a level such that we can ascribe with a high degree of confidence a cause and effect relationship between the greenhouse effect and observed warming," the NASA scientist famously told the Senate.
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Deforestation — and the fires that frequently accompany it — also generates one-tenth of total global warming emissions, making forestry loss one of the biggest single contributors to global warming, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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The fact that 2017 was the second- or third-warmest year on record, despite the presence of a cooling La Niña, speaks to the overall warming trend the Earth is experiencing thanks to overall global warming.
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But recent data from Yale and George Mason University show that 70 percent of Americans know that global warming is happening and two-thirds agree that Congress and citizens should do more to address global warming.
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The short version: It's unclear if global warming caused Harvey and will lead to more storms like it (we don't know enough about that), but global warming very likely made Harvey — and the floods — much worse.
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Sun said we should "absolutely" expect to see more warming in the Arctic, noting that the study found that 60 to 70 percent of the 2016 Arctic warming can be attributed to the loss of sea ice.
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The scientific community has investigated and debated human-caused global warming since the late 18th century, with virtually no credible studies published recently showing that global warming trends are driven by anything other than greenhouse gas emissions.
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"[Redding Record via Daily Kos] Call him: (202) 225-3076 | Email him "First, if global warming is caused by your SUV, why is it that we're seeing global warming on every other body in the solar system?
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It suggests that countries like Norway have benefited from warming air temperatures and other associated impacts, while nations like India, Brazil and Nigeria have seen far slower growth in per capita GDP as a result of warming.
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The scientists estimated that three degrees of global warming would cost the median American county 4% of its GDP, relative to what that area would otherwise produce without any additional warming, by the end of the century.
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He also goes into one last, but less certain, issue: It's possible that global warming contributed to Harvey "stalling" near the Texas coast, due to "'stationary' summer weather patterns" that Mann argued global warming may contribute to.
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Solving human-caused global warming requires cooperation between the countries responsible for the majority of global warming to-date, such as the United States, and the fast-growing nations representing the emissions of tomorrow, such as India.
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" Nick Obradovich, a research scientist in the scalable cooperation group at the MIT Media Lab, said "it is well-established that the rate of warming we are currently experiencing is remarkable relative to historical rates of warming.
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There's also this bit of fact: 97% of climate scientists who have published papers on climate change believe not only that the globe is warming but also that the warming is very likely due to human activity.
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The answer to that question will decide whether the globe faces a future of catastrophic climate devastation associated with global warming of 3 degrees Celsius or higher, or a more manageable warming of 2 degrees or below.
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Annual economic losses in the USA due to climate change in 2090 according to the 4th National Climate Assessment (in 2015 $):Moderate warming (RCP 4.5): $280 billion/yrExtreme warming (RCP 8.5): $133 billion/yr#ClimateFriday #NCA4 pic.twitter.
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Under the Paris climate agreement, nations set a goal of limiting warming to 3.6°F, or 2 °C, increase in global average temperatures, with ambitions of a stricter limit of 2.7°F, or 1.5°C of warming.
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On top of that, the models that form the basis of the Paris Agreement are predicting way too much warming in the lower atmosphere, and erroneously predicting a dramatic warming of the upper atmosphere over the tropics.
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Trump has openly proclaimed his skepticism about global warming, about climate change.
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But there are signs that they are warming to more modern methods.
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So Kathy Griffin is more harmful to Barron Trump than global warming.
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Global warming went into overdrive in January, leading to astounding temperature records.
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Before warming up for my final I couldn't find a hair tie.
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Harvest timing has, effectively, been disconnected from moisture, thanks to global warming.
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Eventually, however, carbon dioxide released during the impact led to global warming.
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Does global warming alter the picture you lay out in your book?
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Canada is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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One of the coldest places in the world is warming up fast.
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I have 4,193 scientists that tell me global warming is a hoax.
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That leads to more carbon emissions — and more emissions means more warming.
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I think for the last 4533 years we haven't had any warming.
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In 2012, Trump tweeted that global warming was "created" by the Chinese.
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Meantime, if some conditions change, that won't negate the global warming trend.
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The Arctic is undergoing important changes as warming temperatures affect the ice.
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Warming waters are the key driver of mass bleaching, the study found.
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A warming world is changing precisely how, when and where snow falls.
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They might even expand it sometimes, to combat obesity or global warming.
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In Klobuchar's case, Meyers pointed out the president's misguided global warming comment.
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Warming oceans are stressing diatoms and, in some situations, reducing their numbers.
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The transit sector accounts for about 15% of all global warming pollution.
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No consequence of global warming is as self-evident as higher temperatures.
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Burning oil, gas and coal for energy and transportation causes global warming.
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As the climate warms, the poles are warming faster than middle latitudes.
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In a tweet in 2012 Mr Trump called anthropogenic warming a "hoax".
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Russell Wilson is warming to his new role of stepfather quite nicely.
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Pluto is warming – about two degrees Celsius over the past 14 years.
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These modified plants are better at weathering the effects of global warming.
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Today's depressing news comes from a report on the Arctic's warming trends.
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The consequences of these warming trends go beyond melting ice and snow.
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Critics called "Inside Out" (2015) one of Pixar's most heart-warming stories.
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Worse still is the effect of the new rules on global warming.
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These pictures show how the record warming affected the globe this July.
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A bottle-warming table for mothers at a Chicago drive-in, 1951.
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Predicting how hail will change due to global warming is very complicated.
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The models show a surprisingly large chance of extreme degrees of warming.
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Leaves from plants revealed that the site endured three periods of warming.
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Blowing through the 2030 deadline essentially locks in dire levels of warming.
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We've had a pause in warming & NASA corrupted data, says Malcolm Roberts.
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California is one of the fastest-warming states in the United States.
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Preventing something warming up is not, though, the same as cooling it.
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The sun beams through noble Leo until the 22nd, warming hearts everywhere.
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On a good day, my cat can provide decent leg-warming services.
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Polar bears are the sentinel species when it comes to global warming.
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It's because their price fails to reflect their contribution to global warming.
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But the Arctic — like the world — is warming at an unprecedented rate.
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"That's the way it is with a warming climate," he said. Gov.
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" -- and then blamed the Chinese for creating "the concept of global warming.
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Instead, the dark ocean absorbs more heat, warming the region even more.
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You're not starting from square one warming up, which is really nice.
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Happer has also repeatedly compared efforts against global warming to the Holocaust.
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This net release of carbon to the atmosphere contributes to global warming.
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"The roof has a warming system that's built into it," said Leahy.
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And with our planet warming up, things aren't going to get better.
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" This should include a "reasonable probability (66%) of limiting warming to 1.5ºC.
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In which case, warming to the South is Mr Kim's best chance.
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So lots of EU consumers will already be warming up the popcorn.
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Planet Earth has warmed up before, and now, it's warming up again.
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It contributes to global warming and hurts cocoa crops, which need shade.
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I like it, and I actually am warming up to AT&T.
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The recent pace of warming is by all accounts astonishing—but why?
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Deadly floods in Louisiana have been linked directly to human-caused warming.
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There's been no global warming for the last twelve or thirteen years.
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Such places are already beset by droughts, possibly caused by global warming.
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For the last 25 years, Earth has experienced an accelerated warming trend.
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Yet, as the author makes starkly clear, global warming is no parable.
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Then there is long-term warming driven by rising greenhouse-gas emissions.
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The oceans are rising by 3.3mm each year because of global warming.
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Even more alarmingly, global warming is making an already gruelling climate harsher.
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Because of global warming, spring frosts are less common than they were.
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Cinnamon is the same, it's quite heavy and warming on your body.
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He challenged the consensus view that human actions are causing global warming.
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But the Western world started warming to the idea of companion animals.
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"We know this warming is going on in other lakes," he said.
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Climate change is warming the ocean and, in turn, transforming wave conditions.
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They emit less carbon to the atmosphere, helping stave off global warming.
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I'm given two to accompany a warming bowl of urad bean dhal.
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Lamar Smith of Texas thinks global warming is actually a good thing.
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I've used the warming varieties before, and they will burn your ass.
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Because of carbon dioxide emissions, the atmosphere is warming, but not uniformly.
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The weather's warming up, and cuffing season is coming to a close.
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Warming global temperatures, he claims, are simply the result of natural forcings.
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Observed warming is greater in the Arctic & less in the southern oceans.
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The challenge is to agree a rule book to limit global warming.
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I know that president Obama said global warming is the biggest threat.
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Projections show the imbalance increasing in coming decades as global warming continues.
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But the two companies appear to be warming up to each other.
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And yes, global warming is an important part of the story here.
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During his confirmation hearings, Pruitt downplayed humans' role in causing global warming.
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The solemn and respectful crowd began laughing with him, warming up immediately.
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And warming creates deadlier heat waves, more intense drought and so on.
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Fortunately, many actions that reduce climate-warming emissions yield benefits beyond climate.
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Supposedly they're going to take over the world with global warming, too.
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Pruitt himself has consistently expressed doubts about mankind's roll in global warming.
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Neither oceanic warming nor acidification can be kept out by an MPA.
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Some scientists think this has a lot to do with global warming.
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This warming means that the air is capable of holding more water.
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But over the past four decades, this rate of warming has accelerated.
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But Harvey's relationship to global warming is a topic for another day.
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"It's just another indicator of how Alaska is warming up," he said.
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The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming is a brutal and terrifying read.
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Of all the foods, beef has the biggest impact on global warming.
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The ultimate takeaway is that avoiding dangerous global warming is still possible.
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Relations were already warming up before the two men went to America.
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The warming of the Gulf of Mexico means more energy for hurricanes.
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It's left the Gulf of Maine with a warming level at almost
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Coral reefs have been decimated by ocean warming associated with climate change.
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" Global warming, he declared, would lead, if unchecked, to "truly catastrophic consequences.
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But lately, some conservative Republicans in Congress are warming to the idea.
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The WMO blamed last year's El Niño for increasing warming last year.
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Limiting the planet's warming to Paris climate targets, then, is seriously ambitious.
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Though how much warming will occur is the multi-trillion-dollar question.
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Organizers said the march would span other scientific issues beyond global warming.
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Climate scientists argue that global warming is making such fires more likely.
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Ward and the narrator then asserted that ozone depletion causes global warming.
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Yet, for most of us, global warming remains a back-burner issue.
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Brienne becoming a knight, meanwhile, was heart-warming and seemingly well-deserved.
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With each passing month, the threat posed by global warming grows clearer.
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Can we shift from unintended global warming to managing climate by design?
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She decided to get something warming in her for the walk home.
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But Ms. Semple, diabolical screwball that she is, is just warming up.
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A warming planet leads to more extreme weather, both cold and hot.
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Then we see an opera house, the audience arriving, musicians warming up.
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He's deeply skeptical of any link between livestock emissions and global warming.
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With significant reductions in carbon pollution, we can hold warming in check.
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Until he decided that he had a better theory for warming Mars.
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The data add to an alarming trend of warming across the globe.
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Others said the impact of global warming might change Mr. Trump's mind.
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In a warming world, Big Oil doesn't look quite so big anymore.
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A warming fireplace decorated with trees, gifts, and elves came in second.
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Given the President's guffaw at global warming, a metaphorical twist is ironic.
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Trump made his latest blast against global warming in a tweet Thursday.
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Even nuclear facilities built on the coasts are vulnerable to warming water.
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Pruitt has already demonstrated strong prejudice against the evidence of global warming.
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The shelves have also thinned due to our warming planet, scientists think.
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" And "Is our country still spending money on the global warming hoax?
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Global warming is something we could cope with if we had to.
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Long-term global warming from human emissions of greenhouse gases would continue.
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But President Obama's effort to combat global warming has transformed that mandate.
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Social media was the only thing that he was warming up to.
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But modest majorities in almost every county believe the atmosphere is warming.
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It's one of the many ways global warming is transforming our health.
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They, he said, are living on the front lines of global warming.
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These shifts have links to global warming, according to numerous scientific studies.
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Now, with man-made global warming, we are tossing that stability away.
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In future studies, Obradovich hopes to survey staunch global warming non-believers.
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The resultant music, to my ears, is warming and full of hope.
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That region is warming nearly four times faster than the global average.
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" Perry shot back: "Global warming was 85033 percent due to human activity?
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Some Senate Republicans appeared to be warming to this idea last week.
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These 19 images show what our warming planet looks like from afar.
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But global warming has hit home for all of us in 2018.
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How do you know it isn't the sun's energy warming the planet?
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Merkel is a strong supporter of international efforts to fight global warming.
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But in a warming world, sea levels increase for two distinct reasons.
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Global warming is making some geese speed up their northward spring migration.
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In addition, air-conditioning uses hydrofluorocarbons, which contribute substantially to global warming.
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Scientists are increasingly confident of the links between global warming and hurricanes.
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The world is currently on track for catastrophic levels of global warming.
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That would mean a suite of aggressive policies to limit global warming.
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Women are warming to the harder spirits, too, with bourbon sales zooming.
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To cancel that, and to cancel the funding for global warming programs.
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The international community considers 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming to be catastrophic.
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At the same time, relations between Russia and China have been warming.
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A four-wheeled method of warming the Earth until it destroys humanity?
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As they occur, they will reinforce global warming, the new research suggests.
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The pace eventually slowed, even if the scoreboard was just warming up.
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But planet-warming pollution is only a small part of the story.
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These warming edible scents needn't be reserved for the bleakness of winter.
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Global warming sets the background and El Niño determines regional weather patterns.
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"Coral bleaching is caused by global warming full stop," Dr. Hughes said.
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Global warming has shifted the natural cycles of life and death here.
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An article on environmental protection emphasizes the need to fight global warming.
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Warming up with the girls was No. 8, with her long ponytail.
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They're also increasingly concerned about the carbon emissions that drive global warming.
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Elected officials may be busy arguing about whether global warming is real.
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Should they learn about the natural and human causes of global warming?
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So as Siberia heats up, it has potential to accelerate global warming.
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I knew that warming temperatures would allow dangerous diseases to travel farther.
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Japan's drills came even as its relations with China have been warming.
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After all, the worst effects of global warming are still decades away.
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Due to global warming, Greenland's icebergs are melting at a worrying rate.
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The Arctic is already warming faster than the rest of the planet.
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Go deeper: In photos: Hundreds mourn Swiss glacier's loss to global warming
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Places like Phoenix, already known for summer heat, are measurably warming up.
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I also asked about the dump and the risks of global warming.
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Politicians in Japan and South Korea are warming to more powerful weapons.
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The Arctic is warming more rapidly than other parts of the world.
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Barrier islands and coastal marshes threaten to disappear because of global warming.
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But global warming has worsened the problem by turning greenery into kindling.
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They're warming and sustaining, but still full of vegetables and whole grains.
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Those few degrees of warming wreaked havoc on the region's marine ecosystems.
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He said he never used to give global warming a second thought.
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Here are 215 resources to refresh your understanding of our warming planet.
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More emissions means more warming, as tipping sets in around the world.
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The Golden Gate National Park tweeted out concerns over a warming planet.
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In the last few decades, however, the oceans have undergone unprecedented warming.
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This warming will continue, likely through much of the century, at least.
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Some kinds won't lose much in a warming world, the study found.
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Sadly, bees are having a hard time adapting to a warming world.
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Climate experts see the rare heat as an effect of global warming.
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Are they creeping up the slopes, in reaction to a warming earth?
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Fund flow data shows investors were warming up to the sector again.
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Everything, however, needs to be decarbonized for the globe to stop warming.
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Still, the country's prime minister has refused to talk about global warming.
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Scientists fear that continued warming threatens the rest of the ice shelf.
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"This is our terrifying world, already at 1 Celsius warming," he said.
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Trees take in and store the carbon dioxide responsible for global warming.
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This is consistent with the period of faster human-caused warming worldwide.
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This is, of course, an expected consequence of a relentlessly warming climate.
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And Australia is battling hellish wildfires, made even worse by global warming.
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The findings "continue the planet's long-term warming trend," according to NASA.
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"They are affected by global warming because their prey are," Pauly said.
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That study tied such burn rates to warming temperatures and increased evaporation.
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Trump has long signaled his belief that global warming is a hoax.
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So you want to buy a home in a global warming zone.
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What other country is also confirming warming records in a preliminary analysis?
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Scientists predicted global warming from carbon dioxide even before Abraham Lincoln's presidency.
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Onetime bitcoin skeptic Mark Cuban is warming to the digital currency world.
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There is some hope that institutions are warming to the bitcoin world.
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That fuels more warming, which melts more permafrost, and ... you get it.
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Scientists have found reforestation can help slow the affects of global warming.
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They also take in most of the heat generated by global warming.
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And the worst consequences of unchecked warming will fall to future generations.
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Trump also reportedly appeared to lump global warming and climate change together.
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Could it be that CO2 is not warming the climate at all?
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Doubling CO85033 might, according to models, cause a few degrees of warming.
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And they accurately projected how much warming would occur in the future.
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Dr. Powell conducted a study of peer-reviewed articles on global warming.
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The last is focused on research to lower planet-warming carbon emissions.
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In parts of the Alps, the warming climate is making glaciers disappear.
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This El Niño season has seriously gotten us thinking about global warming.
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There is no scientific consensus over whether global warming is to blame.
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" They added: "This might be particularly pertinent to debates on global warming.
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Newly released emails prove that scientists have manipulated data on global warming.
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"@blazaruk: "RT Where the hell is global warming when you need it?
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Unfortunately, there is no simple solution for global warming or nutrient pollution.
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States can only do so much to tackle global warming by themselves.
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