NASA’s records say this past June, July and August together were 0.41 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than any other summer.
. “And it will get worse if we continue to emit carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into our atmosphere.”
The new record comes after exceptional heat swept across the globe. Heat waves were felt in South America, Japan, parts of Europe and the United States,“Summer 2023′s record-setting temperatures aren’t just a set of numbers – they result in dire real-world consequences.
. “The impacts of climate change are a threat to our planet and future generations, threats that NASA and the Biden-Harris Administration are tackling head on.”
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