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does not "always" flood in the literal sense, but flooding is a recurrent and long‑standing hazard for parts of the city because of its geography and river system; severe events have happened repeated...
Scientists measure not with a single instrument but by assembling multiple complementary indicators—surface air temperatures, , sea level, greenhouse‑gas concentrations and the Earth’s energy imbalanc...
A patchwork of national agencies, dedicated forecasting centers, coordinating bodies, and laws now underpins and mitigation, but capabilities remain uneven and dependent on aging sensors and cross‑sec...
Yes — when sufficiently cold air moves over warmer water the result is commonly steam (evaporation) fog: warm water evaporates into the overlying cold, dry air, that air becomes saturated and tiny wat...
Britain faces a week dominated by security warnings, economic weakness and pressure on public services: MI6’s new chief will tell the country “the front line is everywhere” as threats from Russia, tec...
Yes — multiple recent assessments show Earth is warmer now than in pre‑industrial times and that 2024–2025 are among the hottest years on record: global mean temperatures in 2025 are predicted to be 1...