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Climate change doubled likelihood of devastating UK floods of 2000
Posted: 22 February, 2011 • Category: News • Tags: Climate Change • Comments(0)
New research has found that global warming made the floods that devastated England and Wales in 2000, between two and three times more likely to happen. Â This is the first time that scientists have shown that global warming is to blame for a specific event and not just a cause of extreme weather.
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