Summer 2023 was the hottest in 2,000 years, study says:

Daily Current Affairs / Summer 2023 was the hottest in 2,000 years, study says:

Change Language English Hindi

Category : International Published on: May 17 2024

Share on facebook

Last year made it not just the warmest summer on record - but the warmest in some 2,000 years, new research suggests.
Published in the journal Nature suggests the 2023 heat eclipsed temperatures over a far longer timeline.
Two new studies raise climate change alarm
Last summer's heat eclipsed temperatures for 2,000 years.
More than 150,000 deaths each year are traced to heat.

India bans 16 Pakistani YouTube channels with 63 million subscribers for spreading provocative content post-Pahalgam attack.
Read More....
Swiss President visits US to negotiate trade tariffs; foreign minister seeks stronger ties with China.
Read More....
Israel launches air strike on Hezbollah facility in Beirut despite ceasefire agreement.
Read More....
Japan and Vietnam strengthen trade and tech collaboration amid global tariff tensions.
Read More....
Putin praises North Korean troops fighting alongside Russia in Ukraine conflict.
Read More....
India loses 4-1 to Denmark in Sudirman Cup; only win comes in women's doubles.
Read More....
Tigst Assefa sets women-only world record in London Marathon; Alex Yee finishes 14th.
Read More....
Dubai unveils strategy to become global AI leader beyond oil-driven economy.
Read More....
Jamshedpur FC beats NorthEast United in penalties to reach Kalinga Super Cup 2025 semi-finals.
Read More....
India's industrial output grows 3% in March 2025, reflecting signs of recovery.
Read More....

Summer 2023 was the hottest in 2,000 years, study says: