'Climate change's fingerprints': Report highlights growing link between climate change and weather extremes

James Murray
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New analysis summarising latest thinking on climate attribution, reveals increasingly clear evidence climate change is leading to increased extreme weather risks

The evidence linking climate change and increased extreme weather risks that pose a major threat to economic stability and global supply chains is clearer than ever. That is the conclusion of a new...

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