Study details worst die-off Hell on Earth
The Great Dying occurred 252 million years ago at the end of the Permian, likely lasting under 100000 years. Massive volcanic eruptions caused climate shifts and global fires, killing 75 to 90 percent of life. New Chinese soil cross sections link sea and land die-off timing, informing climate change lessons.
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World panel warns of unprecedented extreme weather ahead
Nobel panel from the IPCC meeting in Kampala Uganda warns of hotter droughts floods and heat waves driven by global warming. By mid century some events may occur yearly in parts of Latin America Africa and Asia with US and Canada seeing more frequent extreme weather as fossil fuels continue.
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