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Urgency to Limit Global Temperature Rise as 2023 Became the Hottest Year

As the year 2023 recently set the record as the warmest year, countries must ramp up their commitments and actions to limit global temperature rise.
by Kresentia Madina February 21, 2024
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As the year 2023 recently set the record as the warmest year, countries must ramp up their commitments and actions to limit global temperature rise.

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