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Las "tormentas de calor" gigantes abrasan la Tierra, y así fue la mayor en los registros Original

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By Maurice Tamman Verified, Ben Welsh Verified, Pete McKenzie Verified, Charlie Szymanski, Delgerzaya Delgerjargal, Robbie Corey-Boulet Verified, Loucoumane Coulibaly Verified
| Vida Estilo Yahoo
Por Maurice Tamman, Ben Welsh, Pete Mckenzie, Charlie Szymanski, Delgerzaya Delgerjargal, Robbie Corey-Boulet, Loucoumane Coulibaly, Jeff Horwitz y Joan Faus 20 oct (Reuters) - En menos de una vida, unas seis décadas y media, las olas de calor han pasado de ser episodios esporádicos y aislados a convertirse en fenómenos meteorológicos enormes y en cadena que pueden cubrir vastas extensiones del planeta durante meses o incluso años.
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Giant 'heat storms' are scorching the Earth. This is the story of the biggest one on record

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By Maurice Tamman Verified, Ben Welsh Verified, Pete McKenzie Verified
| The Howie Severino Podcast
In less than a lifetime, about six and a half decades, heat waves have evolved from sporadic, isolated episodes to massive, cascading weather events that can blanket vast swaths of the planet for months or even years at a time. The largest heat wave of the 1960s reached about 6% of the planet as it drifted for 46 days over the Atlantic Ocean, parts of Latin America and West Africa.
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How (and why) we developed 'The Age of Heat Storms'

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By Maurice Tamman Verified
| MSN Verified
By Maurice Tamman Oct 20 (Reuters) - I have been writing about climate change and climate scientists for years, and I have been frustrated by a disconnect between scientists and the public that I've seen time and again. Scientists and researchers often discuss global warming in the context of risks that will arise if the planet's average global temperature rises more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels.
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