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AssociatedPress science writer Seth Borenstein. I cover Earth sciences, climatechange, disasters; sborenstein@ap.org. Dad, BoSox fan Teach @ NYU/DC

Washington, DC, USA
Joined May 2009

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  1. 8 hours ago

    Poor Haiti. A magnitude 7 major earthquake and Tropical Storm Grace on the way.

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  2. uly was the hottest month on record globally. The extreme heat in the US West has dried out plants making them fuel to burn. As warned by scientists for years, climate change has opted to Play With Fire. HT 8/8.

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  3. With July setting a record as hottest month, expect some Dead Flowers. Instead of Sympathy for The Devil, have sympathy for people in PNW and Europe during these heat waves (here too in DC). 7/x

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  4. July set record for hottest month globally. knows how to Paint It Black: “This is climate change. It is an exclamation mark on a summer of unprecedented heat, drought, wildfires and flooding.” 6/x

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  5. Why are we getting so many broken heat records like July which was the hottest month on record? Climate change has loaded the Tumbling Dice, increasing the likelihood for them, climate scientists say. 5/x

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  6. For those hoping that July would be close to normal in temperatures. Sorry. It was the hottest month on record globally. You Can't Always Get What You Want. But there's no need for your 19th Nervous Breakdown. 4/x

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  7. Not only was July the hottest month on record, but it's been 45 years since globe had a July or a year colder than 20th century average. So you can't really say She's So Cold. 3/8

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  8. Gimme swelter. In July Earth baked to its hottest month in 142 years of recordkeeping, says. 2/8

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  9. I didn't do the thread right, so I'll try again. It's time to Start Me Up a series of tweets about July being hottest month on record. Because heat puns give me Satisfaction. 1/8

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  10. Aug 13

    July was the hottest month on record globally. The extreme heat in the US West has dried out plants making them fuel to burn. As warned by scientists for years, climate change has opted to Play With Fire. HT 8/8.

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  11. Aug 13

    With July setting a record as hottest month, expect some Dead Flowers. Instead of Sympathy for The Devil, have sympathy for people in PNW and Europe during these heat waves (here too in DC). 7/x

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  12. Aug 13

    July set record for hottest month globally. knows how to Paint It Black: “This is climate change. It is an exclamation mark on a summer of unprecedented heat, drought, wildfires and flooding.” 6/x

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  13. Aug 13

    Why are we getting so many broken heat records like July which was the hottest month on record? Climate change has loaded the Tumbling Dice, increasing the likelihood for them, climate scientists say. 5/x

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  14. Aug 13

    For those hoping that July would be close to normal in temperatures. Sorry. It was the hottest month on record globally. You Can't Always Get What You Want. But there's no need for your 19th Nervous Breakdown. 4/x

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  15. Aug 13

    Not only was July the hottest month on record, but it's been 45 years since globe had a July or a year colder than 20th century average. So you can't really say She's So Cold. 3/x

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  16. Aug 13

    It's time to Start Me Up a series of tweets about July being hottest month on record. Because heat puns give me Satisfaction. 2/x

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  17. Aug 13

    Gimme swelter. In July, Earth just baked to its hottest month in 142 years of recordkeeping, says. (1/x)

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  18. Retweeted
    Aug 13

    The Canadian government will soon require all commercial air travelers, passengers on trains between provinces and cruise ship passengers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Canada has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world.

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  19. Aug 13

    Since 1990 and the first IPCC report the world has warmed on average about 0.2 dC (.36 dF) a decade (that's .6 dC or 1.08 dF), NOAA shows.

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  20. Retweeted
    Aug 12

    Climate change, drought and high demand are expected to force the first-ever mandatory cuts to a water supply that 40 million people across the American West depend on — the Colorado River. Farmers in central Arizona will be among the hardest hit.

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