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About 377 children have died in 2021 due to rising temperatures across Europe and Central Asia, according to a new data analysis from 23 nations done by UNICEF.
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Heatwaves killed 377 children in 2021 in Europe, Central Asia: UNICEF

About 377 children have died in 2021 due to rising temperatures across Europe and Central Asia, according to a new data analysis from.

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Heatwaves are continuing to sweep across the world with “numerous record-breaking” high temperatures possible in the US, according to meteorological departments and weather services.
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Heatwaves sweep across globe, Paris Olympic athletes may face the heat

Heatwaves are continuing to sweep across the world with “numerous record-breaking” high temperatures possible in the US, according to meteorological departments and weather.

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Thirty-three governments got dragged to the Strasbourg Court by six Portugal adolescents, who argued the states were acting slowly against climate change.
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Strasbourg Court begins hearing on climate charges against 33 nations

HQ Team September 27, 2023: Thirty-three governments got dragged to the Strasbourg Court by six Portugal adolescents, who argued the states were acting.

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Record-breaking heatwaves have impacted agricultural production in Japan and the East Asian nation may look at imports to meet supply shortfalls.
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Heatwaves in Japan hit agricultural output, may opt for imports 

HQ Team September 25, 2023: Record-breaking heatwaves have impacted agricultural production in Japan and the East Asian nation may look at imports to.

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The month of July was the highest warm period, since pre-industrial times, a record 1.5C more than the average for 1815 to 1900, according to the UN.
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Greenhouse gases ring in warmest July since pre-industrial times

HQ Team August 9, 2023: The month of July was the highest warm period, since pre-industrial times, a record 1.5C more than the.

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From blue to green, the color of the oceans is changing, and the main factor is human-induced climate change, according to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers.
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World grapples with searing heat, rains as climate change escalates

H Q Team July 17, 2023:  New records are being reached in extreme weather events with worrying frequency, and the reasons are glaring..

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