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Dozens dead, missing in China floods
BEIJING (AFP) – Floods and landslides triggered by torrential downpours in China have left scores of people dead and
Climate change to blame for hottest summer ever
The first six months of 2010 brought a string of warmest-ever global temperatures, but connecting these dots to long-term
Nobel climate scientist dead at 65
Nobel Prize-winning climate change researcher Stephen Schneider has died at the age of 65. The Stanford University scientist worked on
Flash floods hit Singapore
Singaporeans were salvaging cars, soaked belongings and damaged goods on Sunday after a third flash flood in two months
Thousands evacuated as storm batters Vietnam
Vietnamese troops evacuated thousands of people from their homes in the north of the country Sunday due to threats
Earthquake of 6.7 Magnitude Strikes Alaska
A magnitude 6.7 earthquake has occurred in Alaska's Aleutian Islands. The islands are a seismically active zone where the
Indian Ocean sea level rise threatens millions
Sea levels are rising unevenly in the Indian Ocean, placing millions at risk along low-lying coastlines in Bangladesh, Indonesia
2010 ‘hottest year on record’
THE world is hotter than ever according to new temperature data. March, April, May and June set records, making
Australia: Scientists to track locust plague from sky
The Australian Plague Locust Commission predicts locust eggs will begin hatching in north-west Victoria from late September, causing millions
Charles blasts climate sceptics
The Prince of Wales has launched a stinging attack on "climate sceptics", deriding them for peddling "pseudo science".In a