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2022 was fifth-warmest year on record, new report says

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2022 was the fifth-warmest year on record, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service, despite it being a La Nina year which would typically be cooler. That news is adding urgency to calls for Canada to prepare...
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U.S. President Joe Biden pledges to do more for climate change at COP27

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While speaking at the United Nation's climate change conference in Egypt, President Joe Biden reaffirmed his commitment to "write a better story for the world" and alluded to the challenge he may face with his pledge with the House of...
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Netflix aims to fit epic comic The Sandman into new series

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It's taken 35 years, but Neil Gaiman believes he's done the impossible: adapt The Sandman, his hugely successful comic book, for television in a new Netflix series.
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Climate change to make world sicker, poorer: UN report

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There are fears from scientists that the conflict in Ukraine will overshadow the release of a climate report that's being called "an atlas of suffering" by the United Nations.
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How the Prairies must adapt to meet the challenges of climate change

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From flood planning to insurance coverage, meteorologist Christy Climenhaga looks at what climate adaptation might look like across the Prairies and Canada.
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How to prepare for and prevent future devastating floods

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Adrienne Arsenault talks to environmental risk assessment expert Jason Thistlethwaite about how to better prepare for flooding and how to mitigate damage in the future.
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'We're beyond urgency,' says Marshall Islands climate envoy

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Tina Stege, climate envoy for the Republic of the Marshall Islands, tells Power & Politics G20 countries need to deliver on their $100B commitment to help developing countries fight climate change.
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World leaders push for supporting poorer countries against climate change

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World leaders push for supporting poorer countries against climate change.
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A bigger puck, a smaller net: How the Saskatoon Blind Hockey League adapts the game

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Now in its third season, the Saskatoon Blind Hockey league has continued to grow. The players range from potential national team members to those learning to skate. At first glance, it looks like hockey as we know it, but it has a few...
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Interview with Andrew Mitchell at the Global Food Security Summit

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Interview with international development minister Andrew Mitchell at the Global Food Security Summit being held in London. The summit in London had representatives from more than 20 countries.
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Environmental Politics Expert on Climate Change Adaptation

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David Schlosberg, Director at the University of Sydney's Sydney Environment Institute, discusses the urgency and progress of the world in building infrastructure and preparing for climate change. He speaks with David Ingles and Rishaad...
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Titanosaur unveiled art Natural History Museum for first time

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The Natural History Museum has revealed Europe's first first Titanosaur, cast from a skeleton found in Argentina consisting of over 280 bones. The Titanosaur (Patagotitan mayorum, mayorum coming from the family name of the ranchers who's...
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CLEAN : Nearly half of world's population "very vulnerable" to climate change: IPCC report

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Between 3.3 and 3.6 billion people globally are vulnerable to climate change, warns Debra Roberts, co-chair of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) working group 2 as a new IPPC report which insists on the need for...
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Why Are Video Game Adaptations So Bad?

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Though book adaptations do relatively well in the box office, the same cannot be said of video game movies.
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European Parliament’s Gualtieri on Regulation, Brexit

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Jul.20 -- Roberto Gualtieri, chair of the European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, discusses the Trump administration’s approach to regulation, banking and how Brexit will affect the ability to work with the...
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Bill Clinton, James Patterson Meeting Producers For 'The President Is Missing' Film Adaptation | THR News

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Former President Bill Clinton and best-selling author James Patterson will be meeting producers to talk about an adaptation of their novel 'The President Is Missing,' due out in June 2018.
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Sharma says developed nations will deliver on financial pledge

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Cop26 President Alok Sharma opens a panel discussion on adaptation finance for developing nations He says that a delivery plan for £100bn needed for developed nations shows money will be available by 2023, not 2020 as set out in Paris...
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How Climate Change Is Driving Innovation Toward More Sustainable Wines

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Climate plays a critical role in the wine industry, and many winemakers are finding it more difficult to adapt to the ever-changing weather patterns.
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Pakistan Sees Economic, Health Emergency in Flood's Wake

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Devastating floods in Pakistan have displaced millions of people and impacted the nation's economy, which was already suffering from depleted currency reserves and the highest inflation in decades. Pakistan Minister of Climate Change...
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Regina Hall Joins Film Adaptation of YA Novel 'The Hate U Give' | THR News

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'Girls Trip' star Regina Hall has joined 'The Hate U Give,' Fox 2000's adaptation of the Black Live Matter YA novel of the same name.
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Bill Gates Calls for More Subsidies for Energy Storage, Offshore Wind

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Sep.17 -- Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates talks about the impact of climate change on poorer countries and his view that more government subsidies should be directed toward emerging technologies such as renewable energy storage and...
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Meat remains, but plant-based items increased to 70 percent of Oscars after-party menu

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MEAT REMAINS, BUT VEGAN ITEMS INCREASE TO 70 PERCENT AT OSCARS AFTERPARTY
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CLEAN : World must adapt to inevitable climate change warns report

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Nations rich and poor must invest now to protect against the effects of climate change or pay an even heavier price later a global commission warns (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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'The Dark Tower': 5 Things You Need to Know | THR News

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The movie adaptation of Stephen King’s sci-fi opus 'The Dark Tower' is here, and whether you’ve already devoured the books or you’re brand new to the potential franchise, here are five things you need to know before checking out 'The...