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Intense heatwaves make April 2024 the hottest on record

Intense heatwaves make April 2024 the hottest on record
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Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #592

“A coincidence of interests is always more powerful than a conspiracy.”

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Study deepens our understanding of how humans affect climate change

Since the industrial era, anthropogenic aerosols and greenhouse gases, or GHGs, have played a role in regulating the storage and dispersion of heat in oceans.

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Study deepens our understanding of how humans affect climate change

Study deepens our understanding of how humans affect climate change
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Study deepens our understanding of how humans affect climate change

Since the industrial era, anthropogenic aerosols and greenhouse gases, or GHGs, have played a role in regulating the storage and dispersion of heat in oceans. A

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