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Climate reporter @NYTimes. Author of forthcoming DIRTBAG BILLIONAIRE and NYT bestseller ‘The Man Who Broke Capitalism.' davidgelles.com/

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Emmy award-winning producer and writer behind some of the biggest newsmaker interviews, with extensive experience covering national politics. Dedicated to innovative television storytelling, and focused on reporting powerful, provocative and meaningful stories.

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Early-Onset El Niño

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You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. About 1,000 miles south of Hawaii, the first signs of El Niño have come to Kiribati, an island nation in the central Pacific Ocean.
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Extreme Weather Brings Fierce Winds, and Gentle Hugs, to Sesame Street

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No place is safe from climate change these days. Not even Sesame Street, where sunny days used to sweep the clouds away. Last week, a fierce storm tore through the set of the 57-year-old children's show, knocking over lampposts, blowing out windows and scattering debris around Oscar the Grouch's trash can.
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Extreme Weather Brings Fierce Winds, and Gentle Hugs, to Sesame Street Original

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No place is safe from climate change these days. Not even Sesame Street, where sunny days used to sweep the clouds away. On Monday, a fierce storm tore through the set of the 57-year-old children’s show, knocking over lampposts, blowing out windows and scattering debris around Oscar the Grouch’s trash can.
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