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Antarctica is missing a chunk of sea ice bigger than Greenland – what s going on? - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Antarctica is missing a chunk of sea ice bigger than Greenland – what’s going on? World News

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Gilbert & Holmes, Antarctica melts

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Antarctica is missing a chunk of sea ice bigger than Greenland What s going on?

Antarctica is missing a chunk of sea ice bigger than Greenland What s going on?
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Hot, hot July 2023 set to be hottest month in recorded history — almost certainly caused by humans burning fossil fuels July 2023 set to be hottest month in recorded history

Climate scientists around the world had warned that July 2023 was likely to be the hottest month on record. Dr Karsten Haustein, a climate scientist at Leipzig University, has now provided the first confirmation of this prediction and estimated the month’s average temperature. Climate scientist.

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July Is Very Likely to Be the Hottest Month in 120,000 Years

July will officially be the hottest month ever recorded since we've been keeping decent track of it. It might even be the hottest month in 120,000 years.

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