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11 Sep 2014: Humanitarian emergency grows as Pakistani and Indian relief efforts criticised by aid-workers, amid health fears for survivors -
9 Sep 2014: Rise in CO2 concentrations in Earth’s atmosphere causes meteorologists to warn ‘world out of time’
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21 Aug 2014:
Policy expert says figures showing January-July was the warmest since records began should increase urgency of efforts
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13 Aug 2014:
Readers answer other readers' questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts
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23 Jul 2014: After the hottest May and June ever recorded and with a looming El Niño predicted to cause global temperatures to spike, Karl Mathiesen, with your help, asks are we living through the hottest year since records began?
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17 Jul 2014:
Dean Burnett: Everyone is bracing for a heatwave, but science can offer some alternative methods for keeping cool (that may or may not be safe)
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9 Jul 2014: Neoguri has already claimed two lives with a further 25 reported injured and more than 500,000 forced to seek shelter
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20 Jun 2014: Climate News Network: Scientists believe that soaring global temperatures during May may have created the ideal conditions for a record-breaking El Niño weather phenomenon
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12 Jun 2014:
North Korea leader offers rare criticism of government body during inspection of meteorological centre
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11 Jun 2014: With a 90% chance of the global weather phenomenon striking this year, impacts both devastating and beneficial will be felt from India to Peru
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3 Jun 2014:
Is it that people are less threatened by storms with feminine names and, therefore, take fewer precautions – or is the answer more complicated?
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18 May 2014:
David Haig's play about wartime meteorologists studying the weather for D-day is witty and affecting, writes Clare Brennan
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16 May 2014: Meteorology has never been so compelling as in David Haig's real-life drama about the weatherman making predictions about the D-Day Normandy invasion, writes Mark Fisher
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15 May 2014: Streams of particles launched from the sun in the solar wind increase the number of lightning strikes on Earth by 32%
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6 May 2014:
A government report has found the US is already experiencing the effects of climate change. Karl Mathiesen, with your help, investigates where it will cut deepest
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