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Scientists say August was the hottest month on Earth ever recorded

Tuugo10 September 2026 at 11:19

The Earth experienced in August the hottest month ever recorded since measurements began, according to scientists. The phenomenon greatly surpassed a fundamental climate threshold.

The temperature rise was caused by what scientists describe as a "dangerous double blow" from climate change. The report was presented in Washington.

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