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Cities and Climate Change

Cities concentrate people into small areas for good reason, but this makes them major sources of greenhouse gases and uniquely vulnerable to climate risks.
Hurricane Florence, seen from the International Space Station in September 2018
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Hurricanes are intense tropical cyclones. These storms are becoming stronger as climate change warms the oceans.
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Wildfires are becoming larger and more severe as a result of climate change, as forests in arid parts of the world become hotter and drier.

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