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Scientists are under no allusion about the dangers of new record-breaking levels of extreme heat. They also know who is responsible. Senior Climate Correspondent Louise Boyle reports
Despite looking at data from only the first three weeks, the World Meteorological Organisation said this July was on course to be the hottest 'by a significant margin'.
Scientists are under no illusion about the dangers of new record-breaking levels of extreme heat. They also know who is responsible. Senior Climate Correspondent Louise Boyle reports
July 2023 is also likely the hottest month in the past 120,000 years.
July 2023 is also likely the hottest month in the past 120,000 years.