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The appearance of the cloud generated fear in the community, forcing regional authorities to address the situation. Twitter of Jeannette Quim.
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A Purple cloud in Chile
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Medio ambiente. Foto: Pixabay
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famous for the environment
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Spain's Antonio Aragón Renuncio, with his photograph "The rising tide sons", wins the environmental photographer of the year award. Photo: Antonio Aragón Renuncio
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environment photographer '21
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Young people march through the streets of Glasgow. Photo credit: Twitter @gretathunberg
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Youth against COP26
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Promotional image of COP26 in Glasgow
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COP26 from Glasgow
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Beaches full of litter due to the oil spill. Photo: Pxfuel
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Oil spill in California
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Un tipo de pájaro carpintero y otras diez especies de pájaros fueron declaradas extintas. Foto: Getty Images
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23 species extinct
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This Friday young people around the world came out to march against climate change. Photo: Twitter @FridaysForFuture
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youth against climate crisis
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Image to illustrate note on pollution and air quality
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Air Quality is Vital
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Sirius, one of the ships of the environmental organization Greenpeace
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Greenpeace turns 50
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Flooded street after heavy rains caused by the La Niña phenomenon
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The threat of La Niña
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Flooding caused by storm Ida. Photo: Getty Images.
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This is "everyone's crisis"
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Vehicle loading gasoline at service station.
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Goodbye leaded gasoline
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Incendios forestales en California. Getty Images
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California on fire
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Image of the TransCanada oil spill, reported last Thursday in a rural area near the border with South Dakota. Source: TransCanada via Twitter.
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A warned spill
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Even if environmental regulation and climate change didn’t exist, the coal industry would have faced intense pressures to change and adapt. Government isn’t killing the coal industry. “Progress is the culprit,” concludes Kolstad’s study.
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[OP-ED]: What really…
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President Donald J. Trump (c) signs the decree ordering a review of the designation of dozens of protected areas known as "national monuments" over the past 20 years. EFE/Mike Theiler
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Trump rails against the…