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Big Take: The Climate Is Changing in Ways Models Couldn’t Predict

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Big Take: The Climate Is Changing in Ways Models Couldn’t Predict

COP31 aims to set new goals to bring down emissions as climate change outpaces scientists’ predictions and disasters drive billions of dollars of losses. (Source: Bloomberg)…

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