Maybe It Didn't Feel That Way Where You Live, But . . .

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This winter was the warmest on record worldwide, the U.S. government said Thursday in the latest worrisome report focusing on changing climate. And a NASA study reported Thursday in the journal Science found that an important counter-balance to warming โ€” sunlight blocked by volcanic gases, dust, pollution and other aerosol particles โ€” appears to have weakened.

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