Environment
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Global Heating Amplified By El Niño, Burning Fossil Fuels May Push Temperatures To As Much As 1.7C Above Average In 2024, Experts Say
The El Niño phenomenon as well as burning of fossil fuels could push the temperatures to as much as 1.7C. Read more here.
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