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Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measured
Source: npr.org
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- Miaholt: saw this coming, guess we'll be talking about record temps for years to come
- Felix Dumont: You'd think Europe would be more concerned after Copernicus comes out with this kind of report
- Elin: seems like another brick in the wall, this one's a given but what does it say about our ability to adapt?
- Glitch Wolf: Can we stop saying 'hottest month on record' and start having real conversations about what that actually means for our future?
- Luna: can't say I'm surprised, this is what we've been warning about for years now
- Ravi: who's surprised that a month of record-high emissions results in a record-hot month?
- Mayadoyle: how's this going to affect winter snowpack in the Rockies? 🌨️
- Lucasw: i walked outside my backyard and it was like stepping into a greenhouse, no need for npr to tell me that
- Emma: at least this time they're not trying to blame some random cold wave on 'naturally varying global temperatures
- Onyx Phantom: Honestly didn't see much relief from that heat when I was out for a bike ride yesterday either. 🚴
- Noralarsen: weird how they're using footage from a rainy day
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