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Would expect without emissions of greenhouse gases and you just don't see these extra ordinary temperatures that were sitting at the moment. 50 this climate modelling is pretty biting clarity. look at this. she is look at these heat waves and concluded... we have the link from the fires of the temperatures to the heat down to climate change. the final part of the equation is ours. humanity and how we are the cause of this. humanity is waging war on nature. this is suicidal. nature always strikes back. and it is already doing so with growing force and fury. fin doing so with growing force and ...

Europe has recorded it second hottestjune, moscow equalled its highestjune temperature for the shift in mexico, it's recorded to its highest ever temperature in june. that was in mexicali. 0r its highest ever temperature in june. that was in mexicali. or you can look at new zealand, it's winter there, it too has recorded its hottestjune. the list goes on. while i'm going through all of this perhaps you're thinking, well, we noticed was that we know climate change is an issue, we know we need to act, we are acting. but there are two important things to note here, the first is that these heat wa...

New research by LLNL scientists shows that satellite measurements of the temperature of the troposphere (the lowest region of the atmosphere) may have...

Climate Change Weekly #389 Contrary to the claims of green energy profiteers and apologists in the mainstream media, wind and solar power, particularly their absence during a critical, surprising period of peak demand, were largely to blame for the widespread power outages in Texas during the polar freeze that hit the state last week. Although the depth and length of time of the frigid temperatures for much of Texas were highly unusual, they were not unprecedented. Temperatures have remained below freezing across large parts of Texas for 100 hours consecutively or more at least three times si...

The α-actinin-3 protein, found in 'fast-twitch fibres', is absent in 1 in 5 people  Volunteers sat down in cold 14°C water while scientists examined their muscles 70 per cent of those without the protein could hold their temperature in the cold Just 3 out of 10 of those that had the same protein were able to maintain their temperature when scientists had them immersed in cold water