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Co-author Tim Osborn, a professor of climate science at East Anglia, said the higher estimate was due to better data being assessed from the oceans and the Arctic, which is believed to be warming faster than other parts of the world. “Climate change has not suddenly got worse,” he said. “Instead, we have an improved estimate of how much warming has taken place.” The paper, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, takes data from sensors on land and sea around the world, amalgamating them into a global picture. The update comes from two major changes to the wa...

Earth is warming faster than we thought, Met Office says  The study measures global temperatures stretching back to 1850 15 December 2020 • 6:09pm A polar bear stands on the ice in the Franklin Strait in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. The Arctic is warming faster than other parts of the world.  Credit: David Goldman /AP The world is warming faster than previously thought, the Met Office has found, after improving its measures in the Arctic and oceans. There has been 18 per cent more warming since the second half of the 19th century than previous analysis suggested, scientists said. The...

captions paid for by nbc-universal television good evening. this is no longer the story of rampant flooding in a faraway place halfway around the world. tonight, it's the story of a natural disaster so large, so staggering it threatens to destabilize the entire nation of pakistan -- a country with nuclear weapons in a dangerous part of the world. tonight, water covers about a fifth of pakistan, the length of the country from north to south, an area roughly equal in size to the state of florida. the rainwaters have been relentless this monsoon season and more of them are on the way....

natural disaster so large, so staggering it threatens to destabilize the entire nation of pakistan -- a country with nuclear weapons in a dangerous part of the world. tonight, water covers about a fifth of pakistan, the length of the country from north to south, an area roughly equal in size to the state of florida. the rainwaters have been relentless this monsoon season and more of them are on the way. 20 million people have been affected by the flooding. 6 million are at risk right now of deadly disease. there's no way of knowing the number of dead. early estimates begin at 1,500. ...

good evening. this is no longer the story of rampant flooding in a faraway place halfway around the world. tonight, it's the story of a natural disaster so large, so staggering it threatens to destabilize the entire nation of pakistan. a country with nuclear weapons in a dangerous part of the world. tonight, water covers about a fifth of pakistan, the length of the country from north to south, an area roughly equal in size to the state of florida. the rainwaters have been relentless this monsoon season and more of them are on the way. 20 million people have been affected by the flood...