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Carney Government Asks Court to Quash Lawsuit Over Canada’s Projected Missed Emissions Targets
The Mark Carney government is asking the Federal Court to dismiss a lawsuit alleging that Ottawa …
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A severe summer drought across Europe is putting growing pressure on rivers, lakes, fisheries and farmland, …
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Tiger Shark Caught Off Massachusetts May Signal Warming Ocean Waters, Scientists Say
The unexpected capture of a tiger shark off the coast of Massachusetts has sparked renewed interest …
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Europe’s Wildfire Crisis Intensifies From Athens to Bordeaux as Extreme Heat Fuels Blazes
by gradeby gradeEurope is facing an escalating wildfire emergency, with major fires burning across several countries from Athens …
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Wildfires in France Force Mass Evacuations as Flames Advance Toward Bordeaux
by gradeby gradeMassive wildfires sweeping across southwestern France have forced more than 250,000 people to flee their homes, …
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France and Spain Battle Devastating Wildfires as More Than 250,000 Residents Evacuate
by gradeby gradeMassive wildfires sweeping across France and Spain have forced more than 250,000 people to flee their …
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More Frequent Floods and Wildfires Pose Growing Threat to Manitoba’s Financial Stability
by gradeby gradeClimate experts are warning that increasingly frequent floods and wildfires are placing mounting pressure on Manitoba's …
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Scientists Say Ending Fossil Fuel Use Is Key to Reducing Wildfire Smoke and Improving Air Quality
by gradeby gradeScientists are warning that increasingly smoky skies caused by devastating wildfires will continue to threaten public …
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Europe’s Early Heat Wave May Have Claimed More Than 10,000 Lives, New Estimates Suggest
by gradeby gradeEurope's early summer heat wave may have contributed to the deaths of more than 10,000 people, …
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