Temperatures in April were 1.11 degree Celsius warmer this year than the average April temps for 1951-1980, according to a new NASA report. Also, the increasing levels of carbon dioxide produced by the developed countries will hit poor countries hardest, according to a new research. More on this story by Themi Kallos and Odysseas Kripotos.
Temperatures in April were 1.11 degree Celsius warmer this year than the average April temps for 1951-1980, according to a new NASA report. Also, the increasing levels of carbon dioxide produced by the developed countries will hit poor countries hardest, according to a new research. More on this story by Themi Kallos and Odysseas Kripotos.
