Cancun: Scientists warn of escalating climate change threats

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Two new reports highlight growing temperature and ocean acidification risk

Scientists yesterday underlined the urgent need for diplomats to deliver progress at the Cancun summit. They released new data confirming 2010 will almost certainly be one of the three warmest years since...

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