Climate change makes July hottest month on earth in 2023 ...Middle East

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NEW YORK: More than 6.5 billion people – or four out of every five people on Earth – sweated through a day in July, when climate change had the most significant impact, according to new research.Global average temperatures and extreme heat soared to records in July 2023, according to Anadolu Agency citing report by Climate Central, an independent science communication group based in Princeton, New Jersey said.The report analysed daily temperatures in 4,700 cities in 200 countries. Results showed that at least two billion people worldwide “felt a very strong influence of climate change each day in July.”“Those living near the equator and on small islands experienced the strongest influence of

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