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Topic: University of Reading

Fasten seatbelts, air passengers. Climate change ahead.
Transatlantic flights will be bumpier by 2050 because of rising CO2 emissions, a new study finds. Turbulent episodes could double and the average strength of turbulence would also rise 10 to 40 percent.
Victims' groups cool to Pope Francis's first comments on abuse scandal
Elusive particles could help to stem climate change
Solar storms: Two breakthroughs could lead to better warnings
Will Italy's sympathy for Berlusconi allow him to avoid corruption trials?
Study: Climate change to produce extreme rains
Sleepily eyeing a peak in world oil output

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