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Climate Change, Fact Check

Fact Check: Europe’s Heatwave Did Raise Global Temps, South America’s Cold Snap Didn’t Drop Them

A viral tweet is pushing a false narrative, claiming Europe’s heatwave didn’t affect global temperatures but sparked media hype. At the same time, a cold spell in South America supposedly caused a 0.5°C global temperature drop that went ignored. It…

News, El Nino

El Niño Roars on: Global Temperatures Poised for New Highs in 2024

By Vivek Saini The current El Niño phenomenon in the equatorial Pacific Ocean is anticipated to persist until April 2024, with its peak expected between November and January, as indicated by the recent update from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO)…

CFC India
December 16, 2023

Fact Check, Denial

Post falsely claims Earth warmer than present for 83% of past 10,000 years

CLAIM The Earth has been warmer than the modern era for 83 percent of the past 10,000 years. FACT The annual global temperature at the present is the warmest in the past 10,000 years. WHAT THEY SAY Climate deniers are…

Anuraag Baruah
August 31, 2022
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Tag Global Temperatures

Fact Check: Europe’s Heatwave Did Raise Global Temps, South America’s Cold Snap Didn’t Drop Them

El Niño Roars on: Global Temperatures Poised for New Highs in 2024

Post falsely claims Earth warmer than present for 83% of past 10,000 years

Increasing CO₂ Levels Linked to Changes in Human Blood Composition

As La Niña Fades, Global Temperatures Could Rise in 2026, WMO Says

When the Flowers Arrive Too Soon, or Too Late: Climate Change and the Unravelling of the Tropics’ Natural Timing

Fact Check: Europe’s Heatwave Did Raise Global Temps, South America’s Cold Snap Didn’t Drop Them

El Niño Roars on: Global Temperatures Poised for New Highs in 2024

Post falsely claims Earth warmer than present for 83% of past 10,000 years

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Increasing CO₂ Levels Linked to Changes in Human Blood Composition

As La Niña Fades, Global Temperatures Could Rise in 2026, WMO Says

When the Flowers Arrive Too Soon, or Too Late: Climate Change and the Unravelling of the Tropics’ Natural Timing