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Summer Reaches Hottest On Record; Warmer Temperatures Become Unusually Frequent, Reports Warn
The summer became the hottest on record as heatwaves continued to impact parts of the globe, according to a latest report. The increasing global temperatures can have significant impacts to humans and wildlife. Read here.
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