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In year widespread heat waves, massive flooding and devastating hurricanes demonstrated the impact of the climate crisis. bill weir looks at the top ten climate stories in 2022. >> reporter: i'm bill weir with the top ten climate stories of 2022, a year that started with a bang. >> a tsunami advisories now in effect for the entire u.s. contest coast and alaska. >> undersea volcano erupted with such force the ash cloud blew 35 miles into the stratosphere. the boom was heard in alaska. tsunami waves took two lives across the pacific. number nine, some of the most

Coast and alaska. >> undersea volcano near tonga erupted with such force the ash cloud blew 35 miles into the stratosphere. the boom was heard in alaska. and tsunami waves took two lives across the pacific in peru. at number nine, some of the world's most important rivers fell to sobering levels, from italy to germany to the not so mighty mississippi, where the army corps of engineering is still dredging as fast as they can to keep billions worth of goods and gans and gaen moving . number eight. the u.s. most ambitious climate laws in history. >> unwavering conviction, commitment and patience,...

Much rainfall and such frequent eruptions depositing fine material on the slopes, you can get very frequent mod flows which can extend even farther than the pyroclastic flows, up to 20 kilometres away. to the risk we have now is a combination of both pyroclastic flows and the mud flows, particularly to the south—east of the volcano. the pictures we are seeing are absolutely extraordinary. we are seeing homes with that huge ash cloud looking extremely close. how active is this volcano, and if it is very active on a repeated basis, is it surprising people live so close? it's extremely active. ...

Because it is so tall and because there were so much rainfall and such frequent eruptions depositing fine material on the slopes, you can get very frequent mod flows which can extend even farther than the pyroclastic flows, up to 20 kilometres away. to the risk we have now is a combination of both pyroclastic flows and the mud flows, particularly to the south—east of the volcano. the pictures we are seeing are absolutely extraordinary. we were seeing homes with that huge ash cloud looking extremely close. how active is this volcano, and if it is very active on a repeated basis, is it surpris...

Those the moment the world's largest active volcano exploded back to life, lighting up the hawaiian sides, and an ash cloud so large it can be seen from space. scientists say magma had been building for nearly two years. so you knew this was coming. >> we knew it was coming. we just didn't know that it was going to be in the middle of the night after thanksgiving weekend. pilling over theight, molten summit, but volcanologists say any threat to communities would be weeks away. mauna loa is massive. eruptions over the past 200 years have sent lava flows across the big island of hawaii, but it's...