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  • cooling off Why are heat pumps so hot right now? Thom Dunn
  • right-wing propaganda New report shows that 10 Facebook pages are responsible for 69% of climate denial posts Thom Dunn
  • activism Watch Greta Thunberg rickroll the world David Pescovitz
  • national oceanic and atmospheric administration The NOAA has officially changed the definition of "normal" weather Thom Dunn
  • carbon dioxide World carbon dioxide emissions drop 7% in COVID-hit 2020 Xeni Jardin
  • dinosaurs Dinosaurs thrived in the snow Miss Cellania
  • #theta Theta named 29th storm of Atlantic hurricane season, record broken: most named storms in a single season Xeni Jardin
  • #eta Hurricane Eta is a MONSTER storm at Category 4, Nicaragua threatened Xeni Jardin
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  • melting ice Melting sea ice forced scientists on Arctic mission to make emergency detour before safely arriving at North Pole Xeni Jardin
  • greenhouse effect Alarming chart shows 140 years of country-level temperature anomalies Andrea James
  • tropical storm fay Tropical Storm Fay imaged by NASA's Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) Xeni Jardin
  • #amphan India and Bangladesh brace for Super Cyclone Amphan, strongest storm ever in Bay of Bengal Xeni Jardin
  • Amazon Rainforest Brazil's Bolsonaro deploys military to Amazon region Xeni Jardin
  • pollution Pollution maps of major cities before and during the coronavirus pandemic Rob Beschizza
  • global warming Greenland and Antarctica melting 6x faster than in 1990s: NASA Xeni Jardin
  • Insectocalypse "The current [insect] extinction crisis is deeply worrisome," say experts Mark Frauenfelder
  • global warming Antarctica reaches 20º C (68º F), highest recorded temp ever on icy continent Xeni Jardin
  • Earth Antarctica: Hottest temperature ever recorded, 65º F / 18.3º C Xeni Jardin
  • disinfo Congress to Google's Sundar Pichai: Deal with climate change disinfo on YouTube Xeni Jardin
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