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  1. Climate patterns, linked to El Nino, are affecting UK weather chances and food import pressures.
  2. Climate change drives intense weather events, low rainfall pressures water resources, and heatwave conditions cause early harvests across parts of England.

Blok, a researcher at Cambridge University, published a study linking global climate patterns to storm surges in East Anglia.

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Blok, a researcher at Cambridge University, published a study linking global climate patterns to storm surges in East Anglia.

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  • Blok

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  • Cambridge University

    Parliamentary constituency in the United Kingdom, 1801-1950

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  • East Anglia

    region of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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