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Extreme weather is new normal, U.N.'s Ban tells climate talks article

Extreme weather is new normal, U.N.'s Ban tells climate talks

Extreme weather

Increasing unusual and extreme weather, believed linked to climate change, is bringing a range of problems around the world, including record flooding and droughts, crop losses, and loss of lives.

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