27th September - Today's News: Floods as Typhoon Nesat Hits Philippines
Powerful Typhoon Nesat hits Philippines
Utterly failing to see the irony, after last week's snow headlines, the Express tell us it's glorious ... hottest autumn in 25 years (and what they mean by that is that we could see the highest October temperatures in 25 years at the weekend - Britain's warmest autumn on record was 2006, which was also Europe's warmest in 500 years)
Rain hits relief operations in quake-affected Sikkim
In S Carolina at the weekend a near-record deluge floods basements, damage cars
Ice age blankets Raglan, NSW
Radical measures mooted as climate insurance
A MODRIS image of contrails and smoke over central Canada
In the Canaries, the island of El Hierro prepares for volcanic eruption
Salty water and gas tucked into Earth's interior helps unravel planetary evolution
And I think we already knew this? Climatic fluctuations drove key events in human evolution. If it wasn't for climate change, we might never have left the trees! And more recently, Asia was settled in multiple waves of migration, DNA study find. Something else I always thought was the case (and believe the same for the Americas)
Utterly failing to see the irony, after last week's snow headlines, the Express tell us it's glorious ... hottest autumn in 25 years (and what they mean by that is that we could see the highest October temperatures in 25 years at the weekend - Britain's warmest autumn on record was 2006, which was also Europe's warmest in 500 years)
Rain hits relief operations in quake-affected Sikkim
In S Carolina at the weekend a near-record deluge floods basements, damage cars
Ice age blankets Raglan, NSW
Radical measures mooted as climate insurance
A MODRIS image of contrails and smoke over central Canada
In the Canaries, the island of El Hierro prepares for volcanic eruption
Salty water and gas tucked into Earth's interior helps unravel planetary evolution
And I think we already knew this? Climatic fluctuations drove key events in human evolution. If it wasn't for climate change, we might never have left the trees! And more recently, Asia was settled in multiple waves of migration, DNA study find. Something else I always thought was the case (and believe the same for the Americas)
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