Climate Science in a Nutshell #4: Too Much Carbon Dioxide

Name: Climate Science in a Nutshell #4: Too Much Carbon Dioxide
Uploaded: 2024-06-27T05:31:04+08:00
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2024-06-27

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Affected by the La Niña phenomenon, this year has indeed been extremely hot. After entering July, persistent high temperatures of 40°C occurred in many places in China. Compared with the air temperature, the temperature of the ground is often much higher. Recently, a netizen in D - DayDayNews
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Recently I was reading "Monitor Lizard Mother" written by Shen Shixi. The cover of the book is a monitor lizard. The number of words is not too many at 119,000 words, so I decided to read it. It was wondering, wasn't Red Nail looking forward to its death? Seeing Red Nail being en - DayDayNews

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