Siberia’s heat wave is a ‘warning cry’ from the Arctic, climate scientists say
"It's one of many vicious circles that we see in the Arctic that exacerbate climate change."
June 25, 2020
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LONDON/GENEVA — Pine trees are bursting into flames. Boggy peatlands are tinderbox dry. And towns in northern Russia are sweltering under conditions more typical of the tropics.
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