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Meanings of global climate in English

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Usage of global climate in English
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Deepglider opens up new research possibilities for oceanographers studying global climate change.
Wired
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Without finance you just don't get a global climate deal, she said.
The Guardian
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The issue will feature in global climate talks in Copenhagen in December.
Reuters
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Anthropogenic global climate changes are one of the greatest threats to biodiversity.
Pubmed
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That's a catastrophe for the local environment, biodiversity and the global climate.
News.com.au
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The first reason is that the global climate negotiation process was powerless.
The Guardian
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Scientists have unearthed an unexpected contributor to global climate change, the earthworm.
The Irish Times
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It was that very decision which culminated in Friday's global climate strikes.
News.com.au
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Challenge Europe is the European element of the British Council's global climate programme.
The Irish Times
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Climate change, local economies and the significance of a fair global climate treaty.
Radio NZ
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Increasingly, the global climate crisis, politics and economics have become impossible to untangle.
The Irish Times
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Several nations want to see REDD incorporated into a new global climate agreement.
Reuters
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However, more extensive gains would only be achieved under a global climate deal.
Reuters
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But global climate change poses another risk for cities: accelerated gentrification.
Wired
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The goal is to raise awareness of the impact of global climate change.
Wired
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The agreement is regarded as a game changing development for global climate talks.
The Guardian
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