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Flood risk is rising across the St. Louis region. Who will solve the problem?

ST. LOUIS — The region's sewers, creeks and storm drains were no match for last week's record-shattering rainfall — a downpour remarkable not just for its unprecedented total, but also for its intensity. Pouring water sprawled over creek banks, across roads, and into homes and vehicles, stranding hundreds and killing…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Hotter than Dubai: US cities at risk of Middle Eastern temperatures by 2100

Unchecked global heating will bring once unthinkable heat extremes, with 16 US cities to rival summer highs seen in Middle East

The Guardian - US

Frightening climate change map shows huge parts of Derry underwater by 2050

"We know what we need to do to avoid a situation where harmful climate events become the norm."

Belfast Live

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These are the areas of Scotland that could be underwater by 2040

A CLIMATE change study has revealed that multiple areas of Scotland could be underwater by the end of the decade ...

The National (Scotland)

The areas in and around Bristol that 'will be underwater' by 2050

Studies cited by the group have claimed sea levels could rise by as much as 10.8 metres

Bristol Post

The era of real-time extreme weather attribution has arrived

The new Climate Central "Climate Shift Index" could change the climate conversation.

Axios

North Carolina could lose up to 40% of its wetlands to sea level rise by 2070, new study shows

RALEIGH, N.C. — Sea level rise poses a grave threat to salt marshes and other coastal wetlands along the North Carolina coast, according to a newly published study.

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It’s not your imagination, US summers are hotter than ever before

An alarming trend shows average temperatures have increased by at least 2F since 1970, with even higher spikes in the west and south-west

The Guardian - US

Why it’s raining harder than ever

Warmer temperatures cause heavier rainfall across the U.S. — even in the driest cities

Salon

Dublin sea-levels rising faster than climate change models predicted, research says

Researchers compared records for Dublin Port, Arklow and Howth Harbour as well as datasets from the UK and France for their data quality checks

Dublin Live

Dublin sea-levels rising faster than predicted with many parts 'under water' by 2030

“This recent sea level rise is faster than expected at approximately double the rate of global sea level rise.”

Irish Mirror

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