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Climate Breaks All Records: Hottest Year, Lowest Ice, Highest Sea Level

Posted By: adminon: March 29, 2017In: FlashbackTags: David Carlson, El Nino, Hurricane Mathew, Paris Agreement, UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, World Metereological Organisation - WMONo CommentsViews:
Climate Breaks All Records: Hottest Year, Lowest Ice, Highest Sea Level

Climate Breaks All Records: Hottest Year, Lowest Ice, Highest Sea Level* ROME, Mar 22 2017 (IPS) – Climate has, once more, broken all records, with the year 2016 making history-highest... Read more

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