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Record Warm January 2025 Exceeds Expectations, Raising Climate Change Concerns
January 2025 was the warmest January on record, exceeding January 2024 by nearly 0.1°C, despite the expected cooling influence of La Niña, raising concerns about accelerating climate change and prompting scientists to investigate additional factors beyond greenhouse gas emissions.
Record Warm January 2025 Exceeds Expectations, Raising Climate Change Concerns
January 2025 was the warmest January on record, exceeding January 2024 by nearly 0.1°C, despite the expected cooling influence of La Niña, raising concerns about accelerating climate change and prompting scientists to investigate additional factors beyond greenhouse gas emissions.
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28% Bias Score


Record Warmth: January 2025 Sets New Global Temperature High
January 2025 was the warmest January on record, with a global average temperature of 13.23 degrees Celsius (1.75 degrees above pre-industrial levels), causing above-average rainfall and flooding in parts of Europe, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Record Warmth: January 2025 Sets New Global Temperature High
January 2025 was the warmest January on record, with a global average temperature of 13.23 degrees Celsius (1.75 degrees above pre-industrial levels), causing above-average rainfall and flooding in parts of Europe, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service.
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32% Bias Score


January 2025: Warmest Month Ever Recorded Globally, Defying La Niña's Cooling Effect
January 2025 recorded the warmest global average temperature ever measured, reaching 13.23°C and exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75°C, despite the presence of La Niña, a climate pattern usually associated with cooling.
January 2025: Warmest Month Ever Recorded Globally, Defying La Niña's Cooling Effect
January 2025 recorded the warmest global average temperature ever measured, reaching 13.23°C and exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75°C, despite the presence of La Niña, a climate pattern usually associated with cooling.
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Global Heat Record Set in January 2025 Despite La Niña
January 2025 marked a new global heat record, exceeding the previous January by 0.09 degrees Celsius, despite a La Niña and cool US temperatures. The record is attributed mainly to greenhouse gas buildup, and a new study suggests global warming is accelerating, a claim disputed by other scientists.
Global Heat Record Set in January 2025 Despite La Niña
January 2025 marked a new global heat record, exceeding the previous January by 0.09 degrees Celsius, despite a La Niña and cool US temperatures. The record is attributed mainly to greenhouse gas buildup, and a new study suggests global warming is accelerating, a claim disputed by other scientists.
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36% Bias Score


Record-Breaking January Temperature Surprises Climate Experts
Global average temperature hit a record high of 13.23 degrees Celsius in January 2025, exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75 degrees, surprising experts due to the expected cooling effect of La Niña following the El Niño phenomenon. Potential factors include increased humidity and reduced air poll...
Record-Breaking January Temperature Surprises Climate Experts
Global average temperature hit a record high of 13.23 degrees Celsius in January 2025, exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75 degrees, surprising experts due to the expected cooling effect of La Niña following the El Niño phenomenon. Potential factors include increased humidity and reduced air poll...
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Record-Breaking January 2025 Global Temperature Surprises Experts
Global average temperature hit a record high of 13.23 degrees Celsius in January 2025, exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75 degrees, surprising experts due to the absence of the warming El Niño effect and the presence of La Niña, which usually has a cooling effect.
Record-Breaking January 2025 Global Temperature Surprises Experts
Global average temperature hit a record high of 13.23 degrees Celsius in January 2025, exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75 degrees, surprising experts due to the absence of the warming El Niño effect and the presence of La Niña, which usually has a cooling effect.
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36% Bias Score

Warmest January on Record Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
January 2025 was the warmest month ever recorded globally, reaching 13.23 degrees Celsius (1.75 degrees above the pre-industrial level), with Western Europe experiencing above-average rainfall and flooding. This follows a trend of record temperatures over the past two years despite La Niña's tempora...

Warmest January on Record Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
January 2025 was the warmest month ever recorded globally, reaching 13.23 degrees Celsius (1.75 degrees above the pre-industrial level), with Western Europe experiencing above-average rainfall and flooding. This follows a trend of record temperatures over the past two years despite La Niña's tempora...
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36% Bias Score

Global Heat Record Set in January 2025 Despite La Niña
Despite a US cold snap and La Niña, January 2025 globally broke heat records by 0.09 degrees Celsius compared to January 2024, marking the 18th warmest month of the last 19 and exceeding the 1.5 C warming limit above pre-industrial levels.

Global Heat Record Set in January 2025 Despite La Niña
Despite a US cold snap and La Niña, January 2025 globally broke heat records by 0.09 degrees Celsius compared to January 2024, marking the 18th warmest month of the last 19 and exceeding the 1.5 C warming limit above pre-industrial levels.
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52% Bias Score

Record January Heat Amidst La Niña Fuels Global Warming Debate
January 2025 was the warmest month globally, breaking records despite the start of the La Niña weather pattern; this coincides with a study claiming accelerated global warming, a conclusion not universally accepted within the scientific community.

Record January Heat Amidst La Niña Fuels Global Warming Debate
January 2025 was the warmest month globally, breaking records despite the start of the La Niña weather pattern; this coincides with a study claiming accelerated global warming, a conclusion not universally accepted within the scientific community.
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16% Bias Score

Global Temperature Hits Record High in January 2024
January 2024 recorded a global average temperature of 13.23 degrees Celsius, the highest ever recorded for the month, exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75 degrees despite the expected cooling from La Niña; potential causes under investigation include increased humidity and decreased air pollution...

Global Temperature Hits Record High in January 2024
January 2024 recorded a global average temperature of 13.23 degrees Celsius, the highest ever recorded for the month, exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.75 degrees despite the expected cooling from La Niña; potential causes under investigation include increased humidity and decreased air pollution...
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24% Bias Score

Record Warm January 2025 Defies Predictions, Underscoring Accelerated Global Warming
January 2025 was the warmest January on record globally, exceeding the previous record by 0.09 degrees Celsius, despite a La Niña event and predictions of a cooler year; this is largely attributed to record ocean warmth and increased greenhouse gas emissions.

Record Warm January 2025 Defies Predictions, Underscoring Accelerated Global Warming
January 2025 was the warmest January on record globally, exceeding the previous record by 0.09 degrees Celsius, despite a La Niña event and predictions of a cooler year; this is largely attributed to record ocean warmth and increased greenhouse gas emissions.
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16% Bias Score

Climate Change Increased Los Angeles Wildfire Risk by 35%, Scientists Say
Climate change increased the likelihood of conditions that fueled the recent Los Angeles wildfires by 35%, according to scientists; the Palisades and Eaton fires burned 37,000 acres, ranking second and third in California's history for destruction, driven by extreme weather patterns including Santa ...

Climate Change Increased Los Angeles Wildfire Risk by 35%, Scientists Say
Climate change increased the likelihood of conditions that fueled the recent Los Angeles wildfires by 35%, according to scientists; the Palisades and Eaton fires burned 37,000 acres, ranking second and third in California's history for destruction, driven by extreme weather patterns including Santa ...
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24% Bias Score
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