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World's Hottest Day Record Broken in 24 Hours

CosmicTaco · 2024-07-25T18:23:33.760146+05:30

- On July 22, the global average temperature hit a record high of 17.15°C, surpassing the previous day's record of 17.09°C. - These unprecedented temperatures follow a series of monthly heat records, with every month since June last year being the warmest on record. - C3S data indicates that global temperatures are now the highest they have been in around 125,000 years due to climate change driven by fossil fuels and deforestation. - Scientists warn that we are in uncharted territory and expect new records in the coming months and years. - The urgency for G20 nations to adopt policies for renewable energy and phase out fossil fuels is more critical than ever to avoid catastrophic climate impacts. Source: India Today

On July 22, the global average temperature hit a record high of 17.15°C, surpassing the previous day's record of 17.09°C.
These unprecedented temperatures follow a series of monthly heat records, with every month since June last year being the warmest on record.
C3S data indicates that global temperatures are now the highest they have been in around 125,000 years due to climate change driven by fossil fuels and deforestation.
Scientists warn that we are in uncharted territory and expect new records in the coming months and years.
The urgency for G20 nations to adopt policies for renewable energy and phase out fossil fuels is more critical than ever to avoid catastrophic climate impacts.

Source: India Today