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Libya floods: Startling before and after pictures - ‘It’s like doomsday’
Thousands of people remain missing following the flooding, which saw torrential rains from Storm Daniel wash whole neighbourhoods out to sea as swollen rivers overpowered dams
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VideoBig rainstorm in California could break records, forecasters say
A powerful storm roared ashore Sunday in Northern California, flooding highways, toppling trees and causing mud flows in areas burned bare by recent fires as forecasters predicted record-breaking rainfall.
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VideoWhat the 1.5 degree Celsius climate change threshold means: Yahoo News Explains
This summer, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change unveiled a new report forecasting dire consequences if the planet warms above a threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius. Kate Konschnik, director of the Climate and Energy Program at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions at Duke University, explains what that means and how climate scientists arrived at their conclusion.
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VideoDeadly European floods continue to wreak havoc in Germany, Belgium and elsewhere
Massive flooding continues to create unprecedented damage in parts of Europe, including Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and other northwestern European nations. As of Friday, more than 125 people had been confirmed killed, with untold property damage resulting from the damage.
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Photos reveal devastating impact as more than 125 killed by floods in Europe - 'Warnings not taken seriously'
Flooding in western Europe has left more than 125 dead and created swathes of damage across Germany and Belgium.
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Floods kill 14 in China as water peaks at Three Gorges Dam
The incoming waters were expected to peak Saturday.
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40 dead in Japan floods as more areas warned of heavy rain
Many houses and buildings have been left submerged nearly to their roofs.
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