1. The States stokes global warming

The world has experienced the second-hottest October ever recorded and is on track for the second-hottest year to date, data from the US government shows. It says average global land and ocean surface temperatures in October were 1.76° above the 20th-century average. At the same time, Arctic ice has shrunk to its lowest extent since 1979...

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