Ocean data upgrade confirms pace of recent warming
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Arctic summer sea ice to disappear with 2C warming, study says
A new study, published in Science, pinpoints the direct relationship between carbon emissions and the amount of Arctic sea ice melt they cause as...
Clouds dampened warming since 1980s, study shows
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