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The four changes of the seasons, related to the position of sunlight on the planet, are captured in this view from Earth orbit. Via mrhill 
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World Meteorological Organisation figures show global temperature is 1.2C above pre-industrial levels and will set a new high for the third year running Via Andy Dorn
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A prominent climate scientist has declared a global climate emergency after observing the jet stream in the Northern Hemisphere crossing the equator and mixing with the jet stream in the Southern Hemisphere. Via Andy Dorn
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UN weather body says man-made global warming and El Niño oceanic phenomenon made 2011-2015 the warmest five-year period on record Via Andy Dorn
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Global weather will become increasingly extreme, with the planet facing rising surfacing temperatures, higher sea levels and flash flooding. Via Andy Dorn
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Russian guy pulls out of his garage just as a tornado arrives. tries to go back inside but alas, the garage is no more. Via mrhill
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A group of stormchasers captured some beautiful and terrifying footage of a supercell thunderstorm developing over Wyoming this weekend. Via mrhill
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Scientists say one of the most rapid periods of warming in Earth’s history was due to gradual release of CO2, warning current levels of emissions were even higher Via Andy Dorn
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Liam Neeson, Julia Roberts, Harrison Ford, Kevin Spacey, Edward Norton, Penélope Cruz, Robert Redford, Ian Somerhalder and Lupita Nyong'o all join forces t Via Andy Dorn
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From Trump to climate change, this multiheaded crisis presages collapse. And there’s no hope of exiting the ‘other side’ if political alternatives are shut down Via Andy Dorn
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The world’s wealthiest countries are paying far less money to the poorest nations to help them cope with the effects of climate change than they claim, according to a new report by Oxfam. According to official figures, the developed world gave or helped raise about $41bn (about £33bn) a year in 2013 and 2014 to pay for renewable energy schemes, flood defences and other such projects. In a recent report, wealthy countries claimed to be on track to increase this amount to $100bn a year by 2020 if some “modest assumptions” were allowed. Via Andy Dorn
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New data from NOAA shows an area of the northern Atlantic Ocean where temperatures have been colder than recorded history, unlike the rest of the globe, which has been steadily heating up. It's not a good sign. Via Andy Dorn
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Tropical regions likely to suffer biggest increase in hot days and extreme weather because of climate change, say scientists Via Andy Dorn
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