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Although Notre Dame has played seven consecutive weeks, coach Marcus Freeman insists his team isn't tired.It's starting to look that way, though, as the 21st-ranked Fighting Irish have dropped two of

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20. Juli 2021 Trümmer nach der Starkregen-Katastrophe im belgischen Pepinster nahe Lüttich – die Überflutungen haben ganze Häuser weggerissen. © Christophe Licoppe/ EU-Kommision Es wird schlimmer: Geht der Klimawandel so weiter, werden katastrophale Starkregen wie letzte Woche bald deutlich häufiger vorkommen. Aktuellen Klimaprognosen zufolge könnten langsam ziehende Starkregen-Tiefs in Europa bis Ende des Jahrhunderts um das 14-Fache zunehmen. Extreme Niederschlagsmengen von mehr als 200 Millimeter pro Stunde werden dadurch überproportional häufiger fallen, wie das Forschungsteam ...