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Arctic on fire: Satellite images reveal raging wildfires just 30 miles from the Arctic Ocean in Siberia after unprecedented heatwave saw locals sunbathing in a blistering 100F: [comments of a climate scientist of the University of Michigan environmental school dean Jonathan Overpeck] UN weather agency confirms Arctic heat record in Siberia: [comment of the WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas] Explainer: What is fueling Russia's 'unprecedented' fires? UN weather agency affirms 2020 Arctic heat record in Siberia Worst-Ever Arctic Fires Released Record Amount of CO2: [comments of the Mark Parrington, senior scientist at CAMS] Arctic Russian Town Sets New High of 100 Degrees Russian land of permafrost and mammoths is thawing New Siberian cave research urgently needed amid fresh fears of global warming Record-breaking heatwave with temperatures of 118F hits...Siberia Thawing Siberian permafrost could see anthrax and prehistoric diseases come back to life as temperatures warm rapidly and create a breeding ground for dormant spores, scientist claims: [with comments of the Yakutsk biologist and scientist Boris Kershengolts]
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