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2020 is on course to be the warmest year on record

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Artic sea ice has also been at record lows throughout the summer of 2020, paving its way to be the warmest year on record Image: REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

Zeke Hausfather
US Analyst, Carbon Brief
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Sea ice levels have fallen in 2020, the warmest year on record Image: Carbon Brief

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