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NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly took this picture of Hurricane Danny on August 20 at 6 a.m. EDT from aboard the International Space Station. Credits: NASA

Florence portends more massive hurricanes in age of global warming

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A United Nations logo is seen on a glass door in the Assembly Building at the United Nations headquarters in New York City September 18, 2015. As leaders from almost 200 nations gather for the annual general assembly at the United Nations, the world body created 70 years ago, Reuters photographer Mike Segar documented quieter moments at the famed 18-acre headquarters on Manhattan's East Side. The U.N., established as the successor to the failed League of Nations after World War Two to prevent a similar conflict from occurring again, attracts more than a million visitors every year to its iconic New York site. The marathon of speeches and meetings this year will address issues from the migrant crisis in Europe to climate change and the fight against terrorism. REUTERS/Mike SegarPICTURE 13 OF 30 FOR WIDER IMAGE STORY "INSIDE THE UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS"SEARCH "INSIDE UN" FOR ALL IMAGES - RTX1SAQ1

AFN Welcomes Commitment to Paris Agreement

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Melting sea ice is forming characteristic puddles on its surface. Image - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Weather Changes Accelerate Arctic Sea Ice Melting

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Climate Change Debate

The Paris Climate Agreement: Hope or Hype?

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Damaged homes along the foreshore of Sydney's Collaroy Beach, hit by powerful storms in early June. CREDIT Mitchell Harley/UNSW

Rich and poor struggle to shoulder losses from devastating storms

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Erik Solheim speaks during an interview in Jakarta October 25, 2010. REUTERS/Crack Palinggi

Stop “Boring Language” to Spur Climate Action

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Three Minutes to Midnight is Too Close

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A sensitive area in the Arctic Ocean is playing an unexpectedly large role in removing extra nitrogen from the ocean. Nitrogen is critical for living things, but too much of it -- as is the case now, because of fertilizers and other human activity -- can be harmful to life. In the first study of its kind in the Arctic, scientists found that the bacteria that remove nitrogen here are responsible for about 5 percent of the world's nitrogen removal in oceans; earlier estimates had been that the figure was closer to 1 percent. CREDIT: University of Texas at Austin

Arctic Ocean Plays Huge Role in Removing Nitrogen From Ocean

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David Suzuki - Bluedot campaign town hall

Environment Tops Economy for Life – BlueDot Campaign

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A home is engulfed in flames during the Woolsey Fire in Malibu, California, U.S. November 9, 2018. REUTERS/Gene Blevins

‘New normal’ ferocious winds whip up deadly California fires

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CCGS Terry Fox in Baffin Bay on July 20, 2017, escorting M/V TAœGA DESGAGN…S. Photo credit: Marine Aerial Reconnaissance Team (Central & Arctic), Canadian Ice Service, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

Half a Degree Celsius Makes a Huge Difference

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The ocean conveyor transports water and heat through the deep ocean basins. Credit: NASA

Fluctuations in North Atlantic Jet Stream Impacting European Weather

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