It's getting hotter, faster — and the world isn't ready.
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Climate change The Earth just keeps getting hotter and hotter.
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Some cities are getting hotter at different times of year.
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The world is getting hotter and it&aposs not global warming.
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But the world is getting hotter, even without El Niño's handiwork.
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The sun might be setting but it is only getting hotter!
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The temperature is getting hotter, and so are the summer sales.
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"Our planet is getting hotter," the Global Cooling Prize's website says.
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They posed questions like: Have you noticed it's been getting hotter?
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" Another said, "This planet is getting hotter than my imaginary boyfriend.
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That said, the climate is getting hotter due to human activities.
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In short: The world is getting hotter, and humans are responsible.
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Here's what you need to know: • The world is getting hotter, faster.
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No, you're (probably) not imagining things: Your hometown may be getting hotter.
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As the chart above shows, El Niño years are getting hotter over time.
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The IPO market keeps getting hotter, but how much more juice is left?
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If you go back about a decade, Hadoop was hot and getting hotter.
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However, over time, both El Niño and La Niña years are getting hotter.
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By now the sun was higher in the sky, it was getting hotter.
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The earth is getting hotter and human activity is a major cause, period.
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"Every day it feels like it's getting hotter," said Mr. Guerra, a landscaper.
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Experts say it's all part of a broader trend: Summers are getting hotter.
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North's only getting older which means the tea she's hearing is only getting hotter.
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With the weather getting hotter and drier, and officials said the fire could grow.
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The island city is getting hotter, and the sea levels around it are rising.
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The room was getting hotter and these guys were getting more and more angry.
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As chunks of matter moved together, they increased in speed and collided, getting hotter.
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Experts say it's all part of a broader trend: Summers are, indeed, getting hotter.
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But as the climate changes it's getting hotter and drier in many food-growing areas.
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At first he would feel himself getting hotter and that radiation would be thermal radiation.
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"As global temperatures are rising, summers are getting hotter," Ostrovskiy told Reuters Health by email.
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IS IT GETTING HOTTER DOMESTICALLY BECAUSE OF THESE PRODUCTS AND IS INTERNATIONAL STILL STRONG, CHINA?
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Should it be David Beckham, the father of four who just keeps getting hotter with age?
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Though temperatures in much of Antarctica haven't risen much, in west Antarctica it's getting hotter, fast.
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Not only are wine growing regions getting hotter, weather is also becoming more unpredictable, scientists say.
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The data supporting climate change is undeniable; we live in a hot world that's getting hotter.
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And with the sun getting hotter, there's only one course of action: Head to the waterfront.
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It means that, in the long seep of history, the planet is getting hotter and hotter.
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It's the most peculiar thing; it's like getting hotter as you walk away from a bonfire.
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Ratnesh Tihari, a 42-year-old electrician, said he felt it getting hotter year by year.
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We were speaking in the middle of a fire season caused by California getting hotter and drier.
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As the planet heats, the poles are getting hotter way faster than the rest of the world.
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Metal brushes will keep getting hotter and hotter as you dry, which is a recipe for damage.
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It is getting hotter, and a warmer atmosphere carries more moisture—which means heavier rains and flooding.
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The Northeast is getting wetter; the Pacific Northwest is getting drier; and the South is getting hotter.
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The battle between the Trump administration and California over vehicle carbon emissions and mileage is getting hotter.
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California is getting hotter and drier, and that means more dead vegetation that turns into fuel for wildfires.
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However, the planet is getting hotter, and heat waves will only become longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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"Every year it is getting hotter," said Nazria Eshmatova who has been farming in Kok Tal for two decades.
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As the latest blowups over Roseanne Barr and Samantha Bee remind us, our culture wars are only getting hotter.
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But so long as we keep burning vast amounts of oil, gas, and coal, temperatures will keep getting hotter.
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"Each year is getting hotter than the next and now is the time to act on this issue," he said.
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That is to say, the box office continues to slip behind, and the summer of hell is only getting hotter.
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The world is clearly getting hotter overall, experts say, making some kinds of weather events more frequent and more severe.
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The summers are getting hotter, and the unpredictable and changing temperatures are wreaking havoc on our public infrastructure and agriculture.
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The disappearance of the sea also affected the local climate — summers have been getting hotter, and winters have been getting colder.
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Fire officials say the weather is getting hotter and drier heading into the weekend and that means the fire could grow.
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It's gradually getting hotter and hotter and there is little doubt that the whole state will eventually fall into the ocean.
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Which seems important, given that the world's cities will add about 210 billion people this century, and they're only getting hotter.
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In recent years, Twitter and much of the rest of the internet have been getting hotter, more reflexively outraged, less fun.
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While most cities are getting hotter as a result of climate change, Charlotte has actually begun to cool down over time.
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Every year, the conclusion is pretty much the same: The planet is too hot, it's getting hotter, and humans are to blame.
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The love affair between basketball and fashion — or between basketball and the self-branding opportunities offered by fashion — is getting hotter and heavier.
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The planet is getting hotter, the weather is getting more extreme and we keep stoking the fires that can end the human race.
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Patrick: The heatless habanero is just one of many, many peppers vying for position in a market that is only getting hotter every day.
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And standing up was exactly the wrong thing to do right when the room was getting hotter than ever because, you know, heat rises.
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That's how many potential work hours were lost in 2018 around the globe due to extreme heat, and the world is only getting hotter.
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So we're all getting hotter because sea ice is shrinking, and the Arctic is warming up twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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The augmented reality space is hot and getting hotter, especially among enterprise companies looking to redesign the experience of the onsite employee of the future.
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More carbon dioxide, the primary climate-heating greenhouse gas, is good for plants and the world might not actually be getting hotter, the language suggests.
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The weather keeps getting hotter, so save on air conditioning units from RolliCool, Whynter, and Madoats, plus get deals on vacuums and pressure cookers from Housmile.
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The only way to track down a Pokémon was to move in a direction and see if the footprint number dropped, indicating you were getting hotter.
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Summers have been getting hotter in the Northern Hemisphere since the 1950s, according to data from a retired NASA climate scientist and professor at Columbia University.
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The researchers surveyed 743 respondents and asked if they believed there was irrefutable evidence that the Earth is getting hotter, and how to describe climate change.
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" Speaking on the fight against global warming, DiCaprio said, "Each year is getting hotter than the next and now is the time to act on this issue.
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The world's oceans are getting hotter and more acidic, killing marine life, and insect pests like ticks are thriving, spreading diseases and, in New England, killing moose.
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"Now that the river is so warm and getting hotter and hotter every year with climate change, we're afraid those numbers are just going to crash," he says.
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That's according to the latest iteration of NASA's global temperature dataset, released today, which points to the dreadfully predictable conclusion that our round Earth is still getting hotter.
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Here's why deadlier and more destructive wildfires have become the new normal -- and it's all related to climate change: It's getting hotter and hotter Hotter temperatures mean drier land.
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So if Trump simply refuses to even acknowledge that the world is getting hotter because of human activity, what will the next four years of environmentalist politics look like?
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But a broad trend is startlingly clear, and Lipponen inserts a smaller graphic in the upper right-hand corner to show it: It's getting hotter all around the world.
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Although it will still get cold during the winter and there will be colder-than-normal spells from time to time, the heat will return, and summers are getting hotter.
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Some worried that Bezos, a billionaire enthralled by space travel, might focus on flashy futuristic innovations rather than what can be done quickly to stall the planet from getting hotter.
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As you can see from the graph below, even El Niño and La Niña years keep getting hotter over time: The basics of global warming are now familiar to most people.
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The world's getting hotter, leading scientists to cook up some crazy ideas about how to get it to stay cool enough to avoid a series of cataclysmically bad events from occurring.
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It's slowly getting hotter, creatures from the wholly different universe down deep are erupting into the shallower ecosystems to prey and consume, and the food chain is constantly interrupted by famine.
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And the planet is only going to keep getting hotter until our political leaders — that is, Republican leaders, who are the obstacle to action on climate change — do something about it.
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Hey, look, the Earth keeps getting hotter: On Wednesday, both NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released separate analyses showing that 20173 was very likely the hottest year ever recorded.
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But recent studies suggest the kingdom, a Western ally and refugee host nation with a growing population, is being hit particularly hard by climate change, getting hotter and drier than previously anticipated.
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With human use of hydrocarbons skyrocketing, waters around the globe are getting hotter and the warm sub-surface water is washing into Antarctica's massive western glaciers, causing them to retreat and break off.
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This study is just one of several new studies revealing that summers are getting hotter and, in some places, dangerously hotter, said Camilo Mora, an ecologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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Somewhere between everything getting hotter outside and the culmination of local elections here in the UK, we felt the need to seek out music that would take the pressure off a little bit.
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But Trump also suggested he doubted the science that shows that the earth is getting hotter due to human activity, an issue on which Charles has been an advocate for a global response.
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As you may have heard, Earth is getting hotter because we're burning too much carbon, and one small way people can reduce their use of carbon is to tap the sun for electricity.
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After decades in the business, the Jacksons are sensitive to slight variations in the weather, and they are convinced of one thing: It is getting hotter and drier, and that could be a problem.
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If we don't learn to call a heat wave like this what it is, we are doomed to keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again — equivocating, avoiding and getting hotter all the time.
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Plus, its hot, muggy days are getting hotter and muggier: In mid-June, when I was there, the heat index, a measure of temperature and humidity, peaked at 45 degrees Celsius, or 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
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If they get damaged, overheat, or short-circuit, a rechargeable battery will have what's called a thermal runaway event, producing heat internally and getting hotter and hotter until it begins to smoke and then burn.
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And the point of ignition doesn't change the underlying fact that the most densely populated parts of Australia, particularly New South Wales, are getting hotter and drier, vastly increasing the risk of a major conflagration.
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We didn't have much money saved up, but the housing market in the Bay Area was getting hotter every month and we were afraid we would be priced out forever if we didn't buy then.
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"I've been here all my life and working in construction, and I can tell you: it's getting hotter every year," said Rai Finalet, as he moved barriers along Little Havana's Flagler Street, which is being repaved.
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Antjuan Seawright, a Democratic political strategist in South Carolina, says candidates heading to early primary and caucus states are hearing a lot about local environmental issues, which go beyond the problem of the earth getting hotter.
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But its main wine regions are getting hotter and drier, with temperatures projected to increase by between 0.3 and 1.7 degrees Celsius by 2030, according to Australia's science agency, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO).
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With summers getting hotter, and their populations suffering — and dying — officials across Europe have been scrambling to come up with measures to protect desperate residents in places that never even had the need for air-conditioning before.
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"We live off the trees and the weather is getting hotter because there are fewer trees," said Luis Rodriguez, a 53-year-old cowhand who looks after the 350-head herd at the Fazenda Universal ranch in Pará State.
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As the game progressed… far too slowly for my liking… I was obviously getting hotter and hotter, so I took my jacket off but could still feel a thin rivulet of sweat snaking down my back under my T-shirt.
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"Hawking was an unflagging supporter of interplanetary exploration because as an astronomer he knew that the Sun would keep getting hotter and boil the oceans, if we didn't blow ourselves up or unleash a global pandemic first," Mr. Overbye responded.
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"The labor market is hot and getting hotter by the day so central bankers need to continue to take the punch bowl away because higher wages and greater inflation are on the way," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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"Here in Anaheim, what to do about the homeless encamped along the Santa Ana River, in our parks, and in our freeway verges has been a very hot topic for a couple of years, getting hotter all the time," wrote Julia Schroter.
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While understanding guppies' cognitive abilities won't help us understand our own dating habits, the study presents a good opportunity to reflect: Very stupid little fish are getting hotter and ostensibly more successful dates than we are, and maybe this is our own damn fault.
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But Axe has also been decried for sexist ads — a 2010 ad portrayed a woman as nothing other than a pair of breasts, and a 2013 spot said that because "girls" (yes, not women) were getting hotter, men were acting out in crisis-level proportions.
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Now we are at another hugely plastic moment — a moment when the world is experiencing four climate changes at once: There's a change in the climate of the climate — the hots are getting hotter, the wets wetter, the droughts drier, the forest fires fiercer.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)If you're in the northern hemisphere then summer is already underway, which means your various gadgets and gizmos are going to be lying on beach towels, sitting in hot cars, sweating on the subway and generally getting hotter than they normally would.
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Haven't you heard that it's getting hotter because of this tilt, this ever-increasing tilt of the earth, which was inevitable and not humanity's fault, not our cars or our emissions or Aqua Net but plain and simple entropy—or was it atrophy, or was it apathy?
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By virtue of location — high-altitude, high-latitude regions warm more quickly, and arid areas across the West have been seeing record low rainfall — national parklands are getting hotter and drier twice as fast as the rest of the country, according to a new study by climate scientists at the University of California, Berkeley.
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"I think we can get ourselves decided by two weeks — with a little fudge room for what's going on right now, which appears to be getting hotter and heavier with Iran, in a positive way North Korea, and China," Giuliani, the president's outside lawyer for the Russia investigation, said in an interview with BuzzFeed News Tuesday.
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Like, when a 1.1 trillion-ton, 2,200-square-mile piece of ice breaks off of the Antarctic Peninsula—the fiddly spit-curl in the upper left1 of most maps of the continent—we might be able to see it not just as megasized glaciological action but as yet another piece of the global weirdness, increasing in magnitude and frequency, that tells us Earth is getting hotter, the seas are rising, and we are all in trouble.
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