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Last chance to limit the damage: IPCC study shows climate emergency worse than earlier predictions

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A key climate change report has found humans have some ability to confront the global climate emergency but the changes still pose a major threat to natural systems and people.

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A key climate change report has found humans have some ability to confront the global climate emergency but the changes still pose a major threat to natural systems and people.

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