Recent Siberian heat wave 'almost impossible' without climate change, study says
The recent extreme heat in the Siberian Arctic from January to June 2020 would have been "almost impossible" without the influence of climate change.
Recent Siberian heat wave 'almost impossible' without climate change, study says
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