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Doomsday Clock Adjusted Closer to Midnight, Signaling Global Risks

KTSM••Laura Kelly
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The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has adjusted the Doomsday Clock, moving it closer to midnight, reflecting increasing global threats. This annual decision highlights the growing concerns surrounding nuclear risks and climate change, emphasizing the urgency for international cooperation. The clock now stands at a perilous time, indicating that the world is closer than ever to catastrophic events. This adjustment serves as a wake-up call for leaders and citizens alike to address these pressing issues before it's too late.

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