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LIVE | Where Will Hurricane Lee Make Landfall?
Hurricane Lee’s uncertain path raises the potential for widespread power outages across eastern Massachusetts and Maine starting Friday
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Climate Change: How Latin America is Paying for Global Inaction
Extreme changes to the climate are affecting Latin America, with Amazon wildfires, stronger hurricanes and greater difficulties in food access
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How Is South America Preparing for the Effects of El Niño?
Latin American economies could be affected by the climatic phenomenon from September, although floods would help regions that have been hit by drought. How are the region’s governments preparing?
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How El Niño Could Benefit Ecopetrol and Canacol With Growth In Natural Gas Demand
According to Moody’s, the climatic phenomenon could increase the demand for natural gas as drier weather reduced hydroelectric generation
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How Record-High Ocean Temperatures In Florida Could Affect Environment, Economy
Buoys off southern Florida have registered water temperatures of more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit, turning the ocean into a hot tub and threatening to cause environmental and economic damage
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Emerging-Market Bonds Rally as Investors Seem to Downplay El Niño
Investors aren’t yet discussing El Niño’s effects in depth, “which makes me nervous that we may be complacent to this risk,” said Eimear Daly, an emerging-market strategist at NatWest in London
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Global Food Threats Are On the Rise Due to Heat, War Export Bans
Extreme heat that’s engulfing huge swaths of Asia, Europe and North America is just the latest challenge in what’s been a rough year for farmers
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This Puerto Rico-Based Insurtech Offers Help in an Increasingly Hot World
A startup wants to help the insurance industry be more responsive to volatile weather and the widespread damage it can cause
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US, Mexico Face Major Heat Wave That’s Set to Burden Electric Grid
Near record heat will spread from the US Southwest across Texas and the Great Plains this week, with temperatures of 100F (38C) or more straining electricity networks
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El Niño, Other Weather Complications Could Cause Economic Losses of $81T In the Century
Disruption of normal weather patterns has significant effects on the global climate, which directly impacts the economy
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Central America, Caribbean Plead for International Aid to Tackle Climate Change
Countries of the two regions have united for the first time to express their shared concerns regarding global warming and its consequences
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Global Governments Want Bigger Share of $2 Billion Carbon Offsets Markets
From Indonesia to Kenya to Honduras, the goals are the same: Governments want to retain more of the benefits of emissions-reduction projects
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El Niño Could Make Your Cup of Coffee More Expensive as Robusta Beans Prices Surge
The weather event usually brings hotter and drier conditions to main robusta growing regions; the crop in Brazil, the No. 2 producer of the variety, is expected to drop by 5%
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Tequila Don Julio Owner Diageo Says Water Crisis Threatens Spirits Supply
The London-based alcoholic beverage company has pledged to replenish more water than it uses in all the “water-stressed areas” it operates in by 2026
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Puerto Rico Feels Hotter Than Saudi Arabia With Record-Breaking Heat
The heat index could reach 114F Wednesday as the island experiences unprecedented and dangerously high temperatures
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A Global Stock Trader’s Guide to More Extreme Weather Events
As climate change becomes the new normal, firms from all industries have to prepare their business plans to face the climate emergency
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Moody’s Analytics: Climate Change Could Shrink Latin America’s GDP by Up to 20%
Economic simulations run by the company found that ignoring climate change would cost Latin America 6% of its gross domestic product by 2050 and nearly 20% by 2100
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Damage to Amazon Rainforest Could Cost Brazil $184 Billion: World Bank
Extreme weather events are already taking a toll on Latin America’s largest economy, costing it $2.6 billion on average each year, according to the bank
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From Monterrey to Chile, Water Theft Proves Lucrative in a Dangerously Dry World
As many as 4 billion people around the globe experience water scarcity for at least one month a year, and worsening climate disasters including storms and drought only threaten to make matters worse
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There Are More Home Runs in Baseball Thanks to Climate Change, Study Says
More than 500 major league home runs since 2010 can be attributed to global warming, according to Dartmouth researchers