Temperature records continued to be broken in 2021, with US scientists confirming the Earth experienced its sixth hottest year on record.
A firefighter helps to contain the Wooroloo-Chidlow bushfire in Western Australia on 27 December 2021. (AAP/WA Department of Fire and Emergency Services)
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For 25 countries, 2021 was their warmest year on record with
record-high temperatures in parts of northern Africa, south Asia
and areas of South America. Australian climate scientists say the
findings reinforce the longer-term trend of rising temperatures
around the world.
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- (The Conversation) Ocean Heat Is At Record Levels, With Major Consequences
- (BBC) Past Seven Years Hottest On Record - EU Satellite Data
- (AU SMH) The Charts You Need To Understand The Climate Emergency
- (Foreign Policy) The Middle East Is Becoming Literally Uninhabitable
- (NOAA) It’s Official: July Was Earth’s Hottest Month On Record
- (USA Axios) Study: Get Ready For Many More Record-Shattering Heatwaves
- (Common Dreams) The Climate Emergency Is 'Now': Over 400 Weather Stations Set New Heat Records In 2021
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