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12 May 2019, Scientific American. Global Warming: How Hot, Exactly, Is it Going to Get? The latest climate models are giving disturbing answers. magine spending your whole career working on a question to which you don’t want to know the … Continue reading →

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7 May 2019, BBC News, US climate objections sink Arctic Council accord in Finland. US objections to wording on climate change prevented Arctic nations signing a joint statement at a summit in Finland, delegates said. It is the first time such a … Continue reading →

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2 May 2019, NOAA Climate.gov Understanding climate: Antarctic sea ice extent. As it does in the Arctic, the surface of the ocean around Antarctica freezes over in the winter and melts back each summer. Antarctic sea ice usually reaches its annual maximum … Continue reading →

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