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Climate damage is worsening faster than expected, but there’s still reason for optimism - 4 essential reads on the IPCC report

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By Stacy Morford Verified
| Lake County News Verified
Reading the latest international climate report can feel overwhelming. It describes how rising temperatures caused by increasing greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are having rapid, widespread effects on the weather, climate and ecosystems in every region of the planet, and it says the risks are escalating faster than scientists expected. Global temperatures are now 1.1 degree Celsius (2 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than at the start of the industrial era.
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Window for Climate Action Still Open

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By Timothy Puko, Steven Mufson, David Wallace-Wells Verified, Stacy Morford Verified
| Substack
Mozambique and Malawi are already paying the price for climate changes driven by unchecked fossil-fuel emissions, both past and continuing. This AfricaFocus Notes contains excerpts from several related articles and links to PDFs for the full text in each case. The first article, on the storm hitting the east coast of Southern Africa,  comes from Ishaan Tharoor at the Washington Post.
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Climate damage is getting bad - fast. But there's still room for hope. Here's why

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By Stacy Morford Verified
| Pennsylvania Capital-Star
By Stacy Morford Reading the latest international climate report can feel overwhelming. It describes how rising temperatures caused by increasing greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are having rapid, widespread effects on the weather, climate and ecosystems in every region of the planet, and it says the risks are escalating faster than scientists expected. Global temperatures are now 1.1 degree Celsius (2 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than at the start of the industrial era.
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