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Everything is bigger in Texas once again.

Everything is bigger in Texas once again.

The Fourth of July marked the Earth’s hottest day on record, according to the University of Maine’s Climate Change Institute. The worldwide average temperature on Tuesday hit 62.92 degrees Fahrenheit, or 17.18 degrees Celsius, the institute found using data from 1979 onwards from the U.S. National Centers for Climate Prediction. This surpassed Monday’s record-breaking breaking temperature…

A scorching summer marked by extreme heatwaves worldwide sets a new record for the hottest day ever, intensifying concerns over climate change impact.

Everything is bigger in Texas once again.

Described as " record breaking — it caused urban flooding and infrastructure damage. the caretaker—chief minister of punjab says the city received almost 300 millimetres of rain injust ten hours. the uks ministry of defence has confirmed for the first time, that uk special forces are at the centre of an inquiry, into alleged war crimes in afghanistan. the mod had previously refused to confirm or deny the claims, that the sas killed scores of unarmed civilians, between 2010 and 2013. 0ur repo...

Everything is bigger in Texas once again.

Everything is bigger in Texas once again.

Everything is bigger in Texas once again.

Everything is bigger in Texas once again.