Warm Spell Disrupts Lifelines for Indigenous Communities in Northern Canada
Unseasonably warm weather in Canada melts ice roads, cutting off 30 Indigenous communities in the north and breaking winter heat records in Toronto.
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The Chinese mainland saw its hottest year since 1951 in 2023, with an average temperature of 10.71°C, marking a significant rise amid ongoing global warming.
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Climate Change and Extreme Weather to Challenge NZ Farming for Next Decade
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