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Climate Crisis: July 2024 Marks a New Temperature Benchmark Amidst Ongoing Warming Trends

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Discover how July 2024's temperatures near record highs highlight the persistent threat of climate change, despite the end of a streak of record-breaking months. Learn about the implications of this ongoing warming trend and its global impact.

Earth's streak of record heat months has ended, but climate change threats persist.

July 2024 temperatures near record highs indicate ongoing climate change issues.

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