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Global Temperatures Hit Record High Again | Hartford News

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Global temperatures just hit a new record high for the third year in a row, signaling an accelerating climate crisis. Scientists are sounding the alarm as extreme weather, ecosystem shifts, and agricultural disruptions become more frequent — especially for vulnerable communities. Even drastic emissions cuts won’t reverse the warming already locked in, making adaptation as vital as mitigation. The window to avoid catastrophe is shrinking fast — urgent, sustained action is no longer optional.

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