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How to Survive the Heat without Air Conditioning for Civilians and Military Personnel

Summary by Gwara
2024 became the hottest year in human history according to the World Meteorological Organization. It also became the first when the average temperature on Earth exceeded the pre-industrial level by 1.5°C and exceeded the limit set by the Paris Climate Agreement. Since the beginning of 2025, 22 temperature records have already been recorded in Kharkiv. The most was in April. During two weeks of July, the city has already recorded record thermomet…
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2024 became the hottest year in human history according to the World Meteorological Organization. It also became the first when the average temperature on Earth exceeded the pre-industrial level by 1.5°C and exceeded the limit set by the Paris Climate Agreement. Since the beginning of 2025, 22 temperature records have already been recorded in Kharkiv. The most was in April. During two weeks of July, the city has already recorded record thermomet…

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Gwara broke the news in on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
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