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First month of 2024 was Earth s warmest January on record, scientists say

Record-setting heat in 2023 has continued into 2024, with heat records on land and sea already broken during the year's first month.

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January was the world s warmest on record, scientists say

Record-setting heat in 2023 has continued into 2024, with heat records on land and sea already broken during the year's first month.

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January was the world s warmest on record, scientists say

Record-setting heat in 2023 has continued into 2024, with heat records on land and sea already broken during the year's first month.

United kingdomFrance generalPetteri taalasSamantha burgessUnited kingdom met officeCopernicus climate change serviceEuropean union copernicus climate change serviceGetty imagesEuropean unionDeputy directorClimate change serviceCopernicus climate changeParis agreementLeon hermansonUnited kingdom met

January was the world s warmest on record, scientists say

Record-setting heat in 2023 has continued into 2024, with heat records on land and sea already broken during the year's first month.

France generalUnited kingdomPetteri taalasSamantha burgessUnited kingdom met officeEuropean union copernicus climate change serviceCopernicus climate change serviceGetty imagesEuropean unionDeputy directorClimate change serviceCopernicus climate changeParis agreementLeon hermansonUnited kingdom met

January was the world s warmest on record, scientists say

Record-setting heat in 2023 has continued into 2024, with heat records on land and sea already broken during the year's first month.

United kingdomFrance generalPetteri taalasSamantha burgessEuropean union copernicus climate change serviceUnited kingdom met officeCopernicus climate change serviceGetty imagesEuropean unionDeputy directorClimate change serviceCopernicus climate changeParis agreementLeon hermansonUnited kingdom met

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