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2024 Confirmed as Record Hottest Year for Earth's Lands and Oceans

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2024 Confirmed as Record Hottest Year for Earth's Lands and Oceans

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  • 2024 has been officially confirmed as the hottest year in recorded history for both the world’s lands and oceans, according to US scientists.
  • The temperature increase was reported to be 1.46°C (2.6°F) above pre-industrial levels, marking a 0.1°C (0.18°F) rise compared to 2023.
  • This event emphasizes a concerning trend, with all 10 of the hottest years recorded since 1850 occurring within the past decade.
  • Notable effects of this heat included worsening climate events globally, such as extreme weather, record temperatures in affected regions, and severe rainfall shortages.
  • UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasizes that immediate climate action is essential to address the escalating crisis.

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