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21 Jul 2014: Dana Nuccitelli: A new study shows that when synchronized with El Niño/La Niña cycles, climate models accurately predict global surface warming
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4 Jul 2014: Guardian Australia: Scientists say research has shown rises in sea temperature for past 150 years has been linked to mass coral death
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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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5 Jun 2014: Complex interaction between atmosphere and warming oceans could unleash fierce weather events
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5 Jun 2014: Johnny Langenheim: Warm seas could wreck havoc across South America and Asia and devastate the Coral Triangle – Earth's underwater Amazon
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12 May 2014: Change in Southern Ocean winds helps explain why Antarctica is bucking the global warming trend
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1 Apr 2014: Guardian Australia: Scientists say warmer waters are 'unprecedented since at least 1795' and coral at severe risk
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19 Jan 2014: Research shows world's most devastating global weather phenomenon will occur once a decade under current emissions scenario
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23 May 2013:
Scientists say three to six major hurricanes will hit US, some in areas far beyond those typically associated with extreme storms
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