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Month: August 2021

A crucial ocean circulation is showing signs of instability. Its shutdown would have serious impacts on our weather.

By Angela Dewan, CNN A crucial system of currents in the Atlantic Ocean that helps control temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere and has implications for the entire planet’s weather systems is showing signs of instability due to human-made climate change, scientists say. Its collapse would have dire consequences for our weather and life on Earth.

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A crucial ocean circulation is showing signs of instability. Its shutdown would have serious impacts on our weather.

CNN By Angela Dewan, CNN A crucial system of currents in the Atlantic Ocean that helps control temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere and has implications for the entire planet’s weather systems is showing signs of instability due to human-made climate change, scientists say. Its collapse would have dire consequences for our weather and life on

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‘Annette’ turns Adam Driver loose in a musical that falls woefully flat

Review by Brian Lowry, CNN “Annette” premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, buoyed by the intriguing tandem of Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard in an original musical. The resulting movie, however, hits the wrong notes, repeating mundane lyrics without uttering the words that keep coming to mind, which are “precious” and “pretentious.” French director Leos

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Se esperan infecciones por covid-19 en personas vacunadas, pero los no vacunados son ‘la gran autopista de transmisión’, dicen expertos

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN) — Decenas de miles de personas vacunadas pueden contraer covid-19, pero la mayoría no enfermará gravemente, un testimonio de la eficacia de las inoculaciones incluso contra la variante delta que ha estado provocando oleadas de casos en EE.UU., dijo un alto funcionario de salud. La gravedad de la enfermedad, no la

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Group fights to stop proposed reservoir

By Julie Parr Click here for updates on this story     TEXARKANA, Texas (KTBS) — It’s a fight that’s been brewing for decades, the controversy over proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir. The proposed reservoir would be built on the Sulphur River in parts of Red River and Titus counties about 45 miles from Texarkana. It’s designated as

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Belarusian dissidents fear the regime will put them into detention camps. It may have already built one

By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Three layers of electrified fence. New security cameras. A military guard and a sign saying “Entry forbidden.” Windows with bars and reflective glass, on newly refurbished barrack buildings. All empty, bar the occasional security officer, deep in the forest of authoritarian Belarus. These are the indications, according to videos seen

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Joan Laporta explica la salida de Lionel Messi: ‘El Barcelona está por encima de todo, incluso del mejor jugador del mundo’

olivertapia (CNN) — El presidente del Barcelona, Joan Laporta, dijo el viernes que el club y Lionel Messi querían firmar un nuevo contrato, pero en última instancia, las condiciones salariales según las reglas del Juego Limpio Financiero (FFP) de la liga española impidieron que se llegara a un acuerdo. Hablando en una conferencia de prensa,

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The big picture on jobs is still grim

By Charles Riley and Hanna Ziady, CNN Business It’s been roughly 18 months since the coronavirus pandemic started wreaking havoc on the US economy. The labor market is a long way from making a complete recovery. One big problem: Millions of open jobs are going unfilled, despite high levels of unemployment. Companies had 9.2 million

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