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It's the 1940s, and the Axis Powers led by Nazi Germany is aggressively invading their European neighbors, except for one, Switzerland.

we still have time to go. im going on with what? 5th, blue ah, life on earth could not exist without this wonderful chemical compound. h 20. in a never ending cycle, water circulates the planet, preserving the lives of its inhabitants over millennia. but climate change is throwing this dependable system out of balance. add to that a rising demand for water caused by industry agriculture and the worlds growing population. and we run the risk of running out of this precious resource. but...

All is not quite yet lost. this report is a clarion call to massively fasttrack climate efforts by every country and every sector and on every timeframe. in short, our world needs climate action on all fronts — everything, everywhere, all at once. the glaciers in the mountains above where the scientists are meeting lost 6% of their volume last year alone — evidence of the impact climate change is already having. at this weather station in the alps, theyve been collecting climate records for ...

Here today draws together eight years of work and it will be crucial — the basis for future global negotiations on climate for probably the next decade. and the key message, says the un chief, is that all is not quite yet lost. this report is a clarion call to massively fasttrack climate efforts by every country and every sector and on every timeframe. in short, our world needs climate action on all fronts — everything, everywhere, all at once. the glaciers in the mountains above where the s...

Above where the scientists are meeting lost 6% of their volume last year alone — evidence of the impact climate change is already having. at this weather station in the alps, theyve been collecting climate records for decades. today we got the strongest warning yet that, in the next few years, we are likely to bust through the 1.5 degree boundary that avoids the worst impacts of global warming. the future really is in our hands. we will, in all probability, reach around 1.5 degrees early next ...

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Sundays vote came amid a year—long political crisis. environmental scientists around the world spent the last eight years analysing evidence about the climate crisis. their work, for the united nations, will be revealed this monday, in the town of interlaken, high in the swiss alps. the report will become the benchmark for all discussions by politicians and governments on how to respond to the growing threat the planet faces. and as our climate editor justin rowlatt has been discovering, there...

30 years ago, it never rained, but nowadays in summer, very often, there is rain, even up here at 3,500 metres. wow. yep. last year, the ice melt hit a new record. the glaciers of the alps lost 6% of their total volume. the very best forecastl for the future of alpine glaciers is that we can save about one third i of the ice falling. this is the best case. in the worst case, werel going to lose everything. look how the glacier below the weather station is expected to retreat over the next few de...