Antarctica logs hottest temperature on record w a reading of 18.3C
A new record set so soon after the previous record of 17.5C in March 2015 is a sign warming in Antarctica is happening much faster than global average
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A new record set so soon after the previous record of 17.5C in March 2015 is a sign warming in Antarctica is happening much faster than global average
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The reading, taken at Esperanza on the northern tip of the continent’s peninsula, beats Antarctica’s previous record of 17.5C, set in March 2015.
@WeDontHaveTime #ClimateAction #fornature @JohnKerry
@WeDontHaveTime #ClimateAction #fornature @JohnKerry
A tweet from Argentina’s meteorological agency on Friday revealed the record. The station’s data goes back to 1961.@WeDontHaveTime #ClimateAction #fornature @JohnKerry
Antarctica’s peninsula – the area that points towards S America – is 1of the fastest warming places on earth, heating by almost 3C over the past 50 years, according to the World Meteorological Organization. Almost all the region’s glaciers are melting. #ClimateAction #fornature
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