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“Nearly nineteen thousand (19,000) weather stations have notched record high temperatures since Jan. 1.” (Source: "Earth’s Record Hot Streak Might be a Sign of a New Climate Era", The Washington Post, April 19, 2024). A blistering start to the 2024 year is breaking all-time global temperature records of 2023 and bringing to the forefront a

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