The Arctic temperature is the highest in 44,000 years
According to the latest report in the Geography magazine, the average Arctic temperature in the summer of this century reached the highest mark in the last 44,000 years.
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According to the latest report in the Geography magazine, the average Arctic temperature in the summer of this century reached the highest mark in the last 44,000 years.
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The Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Environment under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in collaboration with the Australian Agency for Internati…
A Fiji Islands Republican official said climate change is one of the biggest barriers to the sustainable development of small Pacific island nations.
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