Rate of Global Warming Reached a Record High in 2023, Scientists Say

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By Paige BennettJun 5, 2024, 3:24 pm133 pts
Scientists have determined that the rate of global warming increased in 2023, the same year that the Northern Hemisphere experienced its hottest summer on record. The vast majority, 92%, of extreme heat in 2023 could be attributed to humans, scientists said. A team of 57 scientists completed research on the…

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