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August #Temperature highlights from the #CopernicusClimate Change Service (#C3S) Last month: 🌡 was the warmest August globally at 0.71°C above average; 🌡 saw the highest global monthly average sea surface temperatures on record. For more 👉

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@CopernicusEU @JeanNoelThepaut @Carlo_tuitter @OceanTerra @StijnVermoote

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Bengt Svensson 🐘vor 2 Jahren

Does anyone believe you anymore? Do YOU believe in yourself? The greatest hoax ever.

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Rex🇵🇱vor 2 Jahren

I like when someone says that it was the hottest year for the last 120000 years😀😀😀. How was the temperature measured back then and who measured it?😀😂🤣

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Tero Jousivor 2 Jahren

@anttilip The SST measurement set up has the accuracy of 1C+-1 as per today. How is it possible to present a calculated average value in the accuracy of 1 hundredth of a degree even as per today?

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Belmontesvor 2 Jahren

@IBergwiesel @FrankfurtZack verschlägt es die Sprache ob dieser Rekordflut rund um den Planeten.

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Michael A. Larsenvor 2 Jahren

@extremetemps We are living in good and warm times. I'm happy with that.

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John Long 🥳 LIBERACIÓN FISCAL 01 ENERO 0h.vor 2 Jahren

👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 🗣️📢 🔊🔊🔊 #ClimateScam 🧷: 💰💵 🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️ 💸 📽️: Mateo 24:21-24 jajaja

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Stephen LindsayYulevor 2 Jahren

Nope: Your science is wrong and your data is too.

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