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Weather: 2021 is 5th hottest year since 1979; NASA, NOAA data on climate change soon
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The year 2021 ended as the 5th hottest in records maintained by the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service that go back to 1979. That finding comes from publicly available data analyzed by Zeke Hausfather, a climate scientist who posted his calculations on Twitter.
This is among the first readings of last year's temperature data but it won't be the last. Copernicus is expected to release its full results later this month.
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Dungeons and Dragons is one of the most popular and widely recognized tabletop RPGs in the world. Involving a group of players creating their characters with pens and paper and traveling a world based purely on the Dungeon Master's imagination, it's safe to say that Dungeons and Dragons allows for a lot of customization. With tons of secrets about lore from official sources, and players being able to create an entire world of their own design, gameplay in Dungeons and Dragons is seen by many as limitless.
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