Meet July, the hottest month yet

Grist
By Eric HolthausAug 15, 2017, 6:08 pm164 pts
Our planet has never been warmer than it was last month, according to data released by NASA on Tuesday. Yes, you’ve heard some version of that story before, and you’re sure to hear it again and again in the coming years, but this time, it’s a bit freaky. The news that July was the hottest month on record…

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