The summer of 2023 saw a surprising increase in global temperatures, even within the context of the ongoing greenhouse gas-driven warming trend. Many scientists were flummoxed. Their simulations didn't show this kind of spike.

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Shipping emissions reduction in 2020 led to 2023 temperature spike, study finds

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In 2020, a regulation came into force that limited the amount of sulfur emissions from shipping. This has significantly reduced the damage to human health caused by international trade. But it has also contributed to global warming.

Roku 2020 začalo platit nařízení, které omezilo množství emisí síry z lodní dopravy. Díky tomu se podařilo výrazně snížit poškozování lidského zdraví důsledky mezinárodního obchodu. Ale současně to přispělo k oteplování planety.

Čistší lodní doprava zlepšila vzduch, ale zvýšila teploty, potvrdila studie

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The mandatory reductions in sulphur emissions from international maritime routes in 2020 are partly responsible for the record temperatures recorded in the summer of 202 ...

Las reducciones obligatorias de las emisiones de azufre de las rutas marítimas internacionales en 2020 son en parte responsables de las temperaturas récord registradas en el verano de 202 ...

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Less boat emissions are linked to the summer heat jump of 2023

The shipping industry dramatically cut sulfur emissions, resulting in diminished cloud cover over the oceans. This caused a global temperature spike in 2023.

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Shipping emissions mandate led to spike in global temperatures

The summer of 2023 saw a surprising increase in global temperatures, even within the context of the ongoing greenhouse gas-driven warming trend. Many scientists were flummoxed. Their simulations didn’t show this kind of spike.

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Ithica NY (SPX) Jan 14, 2025 
The summer of 2023 saw a surprising increase in global temperatures, even within the context of the ongoing greenhouse gas-driven warming trend. Many scientists were flummoxed. Their simulations didn't show this kind of spike. 
"Climate scientists were saying this is essentially impossible, that it is bonkers to see such a jump all at once," said Daniele Visioni, assistant professor in the

Shipping emissions reduction in 2020 led to 2023 temperature spike, study finds

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