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Cutting carbon emissions stops ‘loading the weather dice against us’: Climate scientist
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July 4, 2024
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5:28Now PlayingPeople are being forced to adapt to the extreme weather battering North America — from fires in the Southwest U.S., to Hurricane Beryl in the Caribbean, to extreme heat all around. Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe explains what people can do to address climate change, and what we can expect of severe weather in the future.
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