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For every 1C of global warming lightning strikes will increase by about 12%, new research shows, but scientists don’t yet know where increases will occur
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Lightning strikes will increase by about 12% for every 1C rise in global temperatures, says a new study by the University of California, Berkeley. But we still can't predict where or when the strikes will occur. In the US, lightning strikes are especially common in the mid-west and the Tampa Bay area of Florida, so-called lightning alley
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Announcement on capping carbon emissions gets largely positive coverage in national media
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Senate and House of Representatives schedule votes to support controversial pipeline, hours after president announced historic emissions deal with China
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The US-China climate deal is a model for world diplomacy: too small to fail