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Without climate change, thats for sure. so these temperatures are at least two degrees higher than they would have been without climate change, but much likely that the real number is closer to what we see in the observations, which is about four degrees. so climate change absolutely played a really big role. that is with just 1.2 degrees of warming. with global greenhouse gas emissions yet to start falling, even hotter weather and more heatwaves look inevitable. the implications are that if we ...

With global greenhouse gas emissions yet to start falling, even hotter weather and more heatwaves look inevitable. the implications are that if we want to keep a heatwave like this a rare event, we really have to get to net zero greenhouse gas emissions very soon. the current goal is net zero emissions by 2050. to reach it, were going to have to stop using fossil fuels to run our cars, warm our homes and generate electricity. jonah fisher, bbc news. southern water has become the first in the cou...

Thats for sure. so these temperatures are at least two degrees higher than they would have been without climate change, but much likely that the real number is closer to what we see in the observations, which is about four degrees. so climate change absolutely played a really, really big role. thats with the world warming by 1.1 degree. with global greenhouse gas emissions yet to start falling, even hotter weather and more heatwaves look inevitable. the implications are that if we want to keep a...

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Trying to pander too far to the progressives or too far to more liberals, its that hes playing it too safe in the middle. >> i want to stop you for a second, vanessa, isnt that the opposite. bill clinton i think once said democrats like to fall in love and republicans fall in line. republicans might have had issues with donald trump but they were going to stick with their president, and they were going to vote for their president. how many of you think that democrats, yourselves included, might ...

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Of the president. in factories, theres frustration. tea exports bring in dollars vital in keeping the economy afloat, but production has been falling. tea has been grown and produced in sri lanka for the past 150 years. the industry employs more than 2 million people and normally brings in more than $1 billion every year. right now, though, like the rest of the island, its facing its biggest ever crisis. at this factory, like many others, theyve cut back on operating times and are worried about ...

About providing us with the basic "necessities," he says. "theyre the ones who have put us in debt by stealing "dollars and spending them however they want. "right now, sri lanka is like a ship stranded at sea." across sri lanka, there are huge queues waiting forfuel, with much of the country grinding to a halt. anger on the streets has already led to the ousting of the president. in factories, theres frustration. tea exports bring in dollars vital in keeping the economy afloat, but production h...