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1 day ago | 
republicanherald.com | Mark Gongloff
Weather isn’t climate, and a heat wave isn’t proof of human-induced global warming any more than a snowball disproves it. At the same time, nothing quite focuses the mind on the causes and effects of a hotter planet than Mother Nature covering half of the United States with a giant pot lid, turning up the burner and letting it boil for a while.
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1 day ago | 
citizensvoice.com | Mark Gongloff
Weather isn’t climate, and a heat wave isn’t proof of human-induced global warming any more than a snowball disproves it. At the same time, nothing quite focuses the mind on the causes and effects of a hotter planet than Mother Nature covering half of the United States with a giant pot lid, turning up the burner and letting it boil for a while.
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1 day ago | 
sacbee.com | Mark Gongloff
Weather isn't climate, and a heat wave isn't proof of human-induced global warming any more than a snowball disproves it. At the same time, nothing quite focuses the mind on the causes and effects of a hotter planet than Mother Nature covering half of the United States with a giant pot lid, turning up the burner and letting it boil for a while.
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2 days ago | 
dailygazette.com | Mark Gongloff
Weather isn’t climate, and a heat wave isn’t proof of human-induced global warming any more than a snowball disproves it. At the same time, nothing quite focuses the mind on the causes and effects of a hotter planet than Mother Nature covering half of the United States with a giant pot lid, turning up the burner and letting it boil for a while.
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3 days ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Mark Gongloff
Weather isn’t climate, and a heat wave isn’t proof of human-induced global warming any more than a snowball disproves it. At the same time, nothing quite focuses the mind on the causes and effects of a hotter planet than Mother Nature covering half of the United States with a giant pot lid, turning up the burner and letting it boil for a while.
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3 days ago | 
bloomberg.com | Mark Gongloff
As hot as this summer will be, it’s also one of the coolest we will ever enjoy again. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Weather isn’t climate, and a heat wave isn’t proof of human-induced global warming any more than a snowball disproves it. At the same time, nothing quite focuses the mind on the causes and effects of a hotter planet than Mother Nature covering half of the United States with a giant pot lid, turning up the burner and letting it boil for a while.
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3 days ago | 
livemint.com | Mark Gongloff
Summary Lenders seem ready to play with fire so long as they get short-term profits. Banks have upped their financing of fossil fuel projects. But the economic destruction caused by climate change will return to haunt them. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. If you come home early from vacation and find robbers ransacking your house, you could call the police and try to stop the crime.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Mark Gongloff
Abandoning the pretense of siding with the climate may be good politically, but it will be devastating economically. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- If you come home early from vacation and find robbers ransacking your house, you could call the police and try to stop the crime. But the true alpha move would be to help the robbers load your valuables onto the truck and then tell them which of your neighbors are also on vacation in exchange for a cut of the profits.
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1 week ago | 
pressdemocrat.com | Mark Gongloff
We’re on the verge of what will probably be one of the hottest Northern Hemisphere summers in human history. In early May, the water in the English Channel was already so hot that octopuses invaded it, inspiring Bloomberg News’ Joe Wertz to dub this “hot octopus summer,” and not in a fun, Megan Thee Stallion way. Soaring temperatures, which are deadlier than any other natural disaster, will endanger the health and productivity of millions of Americans this summer.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsday.com | Mark Gongloff
A couple of days before Christmas last year, battered by heavy waves, the end of the half-mile-long Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf unexpectedly tumbled into Monterey Bay. A tourist magnet claiming to be the longest fully wooden structure of its kind in the Western hemisphere, the wharf was open for business when the collapse happened, forcing visitors and workers to evacuate. Two engineers and a project manager at the wharf’s terminus fell in the water but escaped serious injury.
