Earlier quoted context omitted.
In what direction?
Editors are clearly anti-planet
Earth had its 6th-hottest July and year to date on record
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#12At this point i feel so much guilt for driving (on weekends now and then) a guzzler that i’d rather throw it to the bin and never look back. Either way i am never again driving an ice car.
If you drive very little and mostly on the highway, a mini ICE car may be more efficient than an electric car (due to the fixed emissions associated with producing the battery). Of course, an electric (or even hybrid) vehicle) is a far, far better choice for the vast majority of drivers.
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#13>July marked the 46th-consecutive July and the 451st-consecutive month with temperatures above the 20th-century average. This is the better fact. >This made it the sixth-hottest July in the 143-year global climate record. This provides good context. (Followup question: Given some random distribution, how often should you experience a "6th hottest month" with records starting a particular year?) >The five warmest July…
Isn't there something weird about comparing a point to an average that includes itself? There have not been 46 Julys in the 21st century so the average 20th century temperatures are including some of those consecutive months of highs.
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#14At this point i feel so much guilt for driving (on weekends now and then) a guzzler that i’d rather throw it to the bin and never look back. Either way i am never again driving an ice car.
You should check out https://www.carboncounter.com If you drive very little and mostly on the highway, a mini ICE car may be more efficient than an electric car (due to the fixed emissions associated with producing the battery). Of course, an electric (or even hybrid) vehicle) is a far, far better choice for the vast majority of drivers.
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#15>The five warmest Julys on record have all occurred since 2016.
Every day at lunch I Google: "Mexico City temp"
Always in the 70s...
August 15, 2022
71°F°C Precipitation: 14% Humidity: 51% Wind: 6 mph Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico Monday 12:00 PM Mostly cloudy
Re: Earth had its 6th-hottest July and year to date on record
#16At this point i feel so much guilt for driving (on weekends now and then) a guzzler that i’d rather throw it to the bin and never look back. Either way i am never again driving an ice car.
You should check out https://www.carboncounter.com If you drive very little and mostly on the highway, a mini ICE car may be more efficient than an electric car (due to the fixed emissions associated with producing the battery). Of course, an electric (or even hybrid) vehicle) is a far, far better choice for the vast majority of drivers.
Re: Earth had its 6th-hottest July and year to date on record
#17At this point i feel so much guilt for driving (on weekends now and then) a guzzler that i’d rather throw it to the bin and never look back. Either way i am never again driving an ice car.
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#19>The five warmest Julys on record have all occurred since 2016.
It doesn't apply south of the border??? Every day at lunch I Google: "Mexico City temp" Always in the 70s... August 15, 2022 71°F°C Precipitation: 14% Humidity: 51% Wind: 6 mph Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico Monday 12:00 PM Mostly cloudy
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
It doesn't apply south of the border??? Every day at lunch I Google: "Mexico City temp" Always in the 70s... August 15, 2022 71°F°C Precipitation: 14% Humidity: 51% Wind: 6 mph Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico Monday 12:00 PM Mostly cloudy
Mexico City is at 2200 meters. High altitude is going to be cooler.