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Study: Four out of five cities faced 'significant climate hazards' this year

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Four out of five cities faced "significant" climate hazards this year, while a quarter expect to face "high-risk" climate hazards that are more intense and frequent by 2025. Image: Adam Vradenburg/Unsplash

James Murray
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