Climate Change Pushes Britain Toward Its Hottest Summer Ever
Provisional data from the UK Met Office shows Britain on track for its hottest summer since 1884, a wake-up call on climate change’s growing impact.
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Provisional data from the UK Met Office shows Britain on track for its hottest summer since 1884, a wake-up call on climate change’s growing impact.
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