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Massachusetts Among Top 20 Coldest States in USA

The average overall temperature for Massachusetts from 1991 to 2020 was 48.9 degrees, the 18th-coldest state in the nation.

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This Colorado-built satellite will leave methane polluters nowhere to hide

The Environmental Defense Fund says MethaneSAT, set to launch next year, is a new frontier for climate accountability.

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Saildrone Redeploys Hurricane Sam Ocean Drone for 2023 Mission - Energy Industry Today

The redeployment of the SD 1045, famous for capturing the first video from inside a major hurricane at sea, marks a significant milestone in hurricane research.

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How much warmer than normal are the world s oceans this summer? – NBC Bay Area

The world's oceans are much warmer than normal this summer with 40% of the oceans currently experiencing a marine heat wave according to NOAA.

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Why July 3, 2023 was Earth s hottest day – NBC4 Washington

The hottest day ever on Earth was recorded on July 3, 2023 according to NOAA and the University of Maine.

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