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2019 could be the hottest year in human history
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2019 could be the hottest year in human history

Early compilations of 2018's data indicate that this year will likely become the fourth warmest on record, and the developing El Niño event is increasing the odds that 2019 will be the hottest year that human life has ever experienced.

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