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August ties the record for earth’s hottest month on the books

Last month tied July 2023 as the planet's hottest month on record, European scientists said Thursday, as human-caused warming pushes the Northern Hemisphere's muggiest, most uncomfortable time of year into new realms of stickiness and discomfort.

August ties the record for earth’s hottest month on the books

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Last month tied July 2023 as the planet's hottest month on record, European scientists said Thursday, as human-caused warming pushes the Northern Hemisphere's muggiest, most uncomfortable time of year into...

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Last month tied July 2023 as the planet's hottest month on record, European scientists said Thursday, as human-caused warming pushes the Northern Hemisphere's muggiest, most uncomfortable time of year into new realms of stickiness and discomfort.

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Last month tied July 2023 as the planet's hottest month on record, European scientists said Thursday, as human-caused warming pushes the Northern Hemisphere's muggiest, most uncomfortable time of year into new realms of stickiness and discomfort.

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