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Without water to keep the fuel rods cool, temperatures in the core can climb as high as 5,100°F—hotter than a lava flow.

But the recent pain in areas that have “run a little hotter” is indicating that investors “are taking a little bit more cautious approach to the rally from April’s lows,” he said.

"If we can learn how to replicate those mechanisms in crops, it could transform agriculture in a hotter world."

"H3 is always a hotter virus, it's a nastier virus, it's more impactful on the population," said Prof Lewis.

"We've seen this happen on a population level, where you can see a cooler planet that has water and then a hotter planet that doesn't have water," Weiner Mansfield explained.