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Across the world, officials are making similar pronouncements. Chinese officials have blamed a rising tide of disaster on global warming, as have several European leaders. Southeast Asian officials, particularly those in low-lying islands and coastal states, have warned of coming disasters, and many see Africa as a sleeper danger zone. Meanwhile, severe flooding, unusual tornadoes and other extreme weather events have marked recent weather history in the United States, where some politicians have joined the worldwide chorus linking the weather to wider changes in the Earth's climate.
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