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September’s Global Temperature was 1.44C
September’s global average temperature was 1.44C. This beat the previous record high monthly temperature recorded in September 2016 (1.22C). There was a strong El Nino , and the Americas, Europe and Antarctica were all warmer than usual. Here is an … Continue reading
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July 2023 global temperature anomaly was 1.20C
July’s global temperature anomaly of 1.20C was the third highest temperatures in the series since February 2016 (1.26C) and March 2016 (1.23C). A strong El Nino has developed similar to that in 2016 The average annual temperature for 2023 can … Continue reading
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History of Climate Change
There is an interesting new book on Climate Science written by an Italian scientist Antonello Provenzale which I found both honest and informative. In the first half of the book he reviews the unique features of the Earth which, after … Continue reading
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