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DDT is a highly effective insecticide but its use in the 1950s and 60s was linked to rises in cancer in humans and deaths of wildlife, particularly birds.

By Elizabeth Kolbert September 29 , 2016A village on the island of Java, in Indonesia, experiences flooding linked to rises in sea levels.

While the NYSE project is still under wraps, it follows news from earlier this month that Goldman Sachs would open its own bitcoin trading operation, though one that will deal in contracts linked to rises and falls in the price of bitcoin rather than bitcoin itself, for the time being.

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The growing size of that audience is linked to rising income in China's urban centers.

Until now, more energy availability has been linked to rising prosperity but also increasing emissions.

Carbon dioxide, released by the burning of fossil fuels, has been linked to rising global temperatures.

Thatcher adamantly refused to accept that these disturbances might be linked to rising unemployment.

For Dr Warren, the trend is "almost certainly" linked to rising temperatures.

Bleaching of coral reefs has become a worldwide problem, and it is often linked to rising ocean temperatures.

The researchers ran computer simulations of the earth's climate and water cycles with and without increasing levels of smokestack and tailpipe emissions linked to rising temperatures.