2023 may be the hottest year on record, scientists say

  • 08/07/2023

Scientists are warning that the planet is witnessing climate crisis and that 2023 may be the hottest year on record. They also say that the climate crisis may be affecting our weather in ways they don't yet fully understand. They are also not holding back, describing the recent rise in global temperatures as "extraordinary," "terrifying," and "uncharted territory," to name just a few. The planet's average daily temperature this week reached record highs that have never been recorded in the modern era by two climate agencies in the US and Europe. 

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