2023 confirmed as world's hottest year on record – BBC News



The year 2023 has been confirmed as the warmest on record, driven by human-caused climate change and boosted by the natural El Niño weather event.

Last year was about 1.48C warmer than the long-term average before humans started burning large amounts of fossil fuels, the EU’s climate service says.

Almost every day since July has seen a new global air temperature high for the time of year, BBC analysis shows.

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29 thoughts on “2023 confirmed as world's hottest year on record – BBC News”

  1. Where is the anger – this climate breakdown is not inevitable, but unless we force our politicians to act nothing will change. For COVID, for wars we can drastically change behaviour, why not now whent he stakes are so much higher?

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  3. Swimsuit show! Maliciously interpreted as vulgar by the Chinese government platform media! Malicious restrictions! Political manipulation! Suppressing competitors! Let traditional conservatism worsen in our country! Let the feudal primitives reappear in China!

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  4. If you really want a net-zero, then you must get rid of all petroleum and natural gas and all the transportation device and all the air conditioner and heating system, but that is absolutely impossible. The global warming is a natural and a part of natural cycle. Above all, humans cannot and never give up the use of fossil fuels. First of all, you have to think over who benefits from the warning of temperature increase and a very suspicious alleged climate crisis.

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  5. I guess in a sensible scientific world without media spin , a 0.3c increase in average temperature since the average tempreture last year , would be seen as proof that co2 forcing is not the cause of climate change ( given the co2 models predict a lot less than this )

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  6. Where’s the data? A body who’s only function is to advise how to adapt to climate change (Copernicus) says it was the hottest. Where? How did they measure it, was it the hottest everywhere? Show us how you came by this information. Did you measure hottest temp every hour, every day, every month? You say you adjusted figures in a biased way – I bet you did.

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