Monday was world’s hottest day, then Tuesday was, then Wednesday …after warmest ever June: Reuters + BBC + NOAA (1)

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One shocking characteristic of current temperature trends is the size of the sheer jump.

UN climate envoys are seeking to collaborate with each other using article 6 of the Paris climate deal, cutting the cost of emission reductions. Why are world leaders not discussing this topic so that cooperation scales up more quickly?

Eg Norway’s support for forest protection around the world.

June’s temperature record was apparently almost 2c above the previous June and about 0.9 higher than the previous record according to this chart:

BBC

Climate change: World’s hottest day since records began

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-66104822

Yes … 1.46c above

It means the world has almost reached the most ambitious limit in the Paris climate accord, which is to keep temperatures from rising 1.5C above pre-industrial times.

https://twitter.com/assaadrazzouk/status/1676707230295498752?s=46&t=4GXQezLCTz4c9vehe5x4tw

Heatwaves sizzled

Note

Wednesday record seen

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