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Open access notables Sea level rise (SLR) as a result of our atmospheric accident is a certainty; the outcome we'll realize sits between brackets restng far above zero. For any country with a sea coast— particularly those with a combination of human presence and low coastal elevations— there's more or less urgent need to figure out how accomodate encroachment. We get one chance to optimize this work and it won't be easy even with the best information. So, useful information we should know is 'what are the foundations of our plans, and do we have any plans for SLR at all? ...

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Well, staying with the effects of climate, it's believed europe and the polar regions were the areas hardest hit by severe temperature changes, caused by climate change last year. according to new analysis, experienced its warmest summer on record, while some parts of greenland were up to eight degrees warmer than average in september. 0verall, 2022 was the fifth warmest year on record, which means the last eight years in a row, were each the warmest yet measured. here is our climate editor, justin rowlatt. france had a brutal summer. it recorded its hottest ever year and lowest levels of rain...

The extreme rain has brought other dangers, too. in the town of montecito in santa barbara county, the whole community has been told to leave. the area is home to the duke and duchess of sussex, as well as a number of celebrities, including the tv star ellen degeneres. the street next to our house neverflows, ever. and not for the first time. this latest extreme weather in california comes on the back of severe forest fires in recent summers and record low temperatures just 80 weeks ago. jon donnison, bbc news. the heavy rains in california come as europe, and the polar regions were the areas ...

Good thing to be able to get those people back in there and get on with our lives. thank you very much for your time on bbc news, scott safechuck, the information officer with santa barbara county. the heavy rains in california come as europe and the polar regions were the areas hardest hit by severe temperature changes, caused by climate change last year. according to new analysis, europe experienced its warmest summer on record, while some parts of greenland were up to eight degrees warmer than average in september. 0verall, 2022 was the fifth warmest year on record, which means the last eig...