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Extreme Weather Tops Scientists’ Most Dire Climate Predictions Original

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By Hayley Warren Verified, Eric Roston Verified
| Bloomberg Environment Verified
For the full experience visit: Extreme Heat Isn’t the Only Climate Impact Shocking Scientists To contact the authors of this story: in London at hwarren21@bloomberg.net in New York at eroston@bloomberg.net © 2026 Bloomberg L.P. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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What people around the world are getting wrong about climate change awareness

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By Eric Roston Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
In eight high-income countries — several of which are currently experiencing extreme heat worsened by global warming — the share of people reporting “very serious” concerns about climate change has dropped by at least 10 points since 2023. The finding comes from the fourth World Risk Poll report, sponsored by the Lloyd’s Register Foundation and conducted together with Gallup, released Tuesday. Gallup conducted more than 143,000 interviews in 2025 across 140 countries and territories.
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What Americans Who Worry About Climate Change Are Getting Wrong

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By Eric Roston Verified
| Financial Post Verified
(Bloomberg) — In eight high-income countries — several of which are currently experiencing extreme heat worsened by global warming — the share of people reporting “very serious” concerns about climate change has dropped by at least 10 points since 2023. Sign In or Create an Account The finding comes from the fourth World Risk Poll report, sponsored by the Lloyd’s Register Foundation and conducted together with Gallup Inc., released Tuesday.
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