Scientists are currently divided on whether the worse-than-expected heat in recent years is primarily due to human-made climate change or natural fluctuations.

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Scientists are currently divided on whether the worse-than-expected heat in recent years is primarily due to human-made climate change or natural fluctuations. Some researchers emphasize the accelerating impact of human activities, noting a sharp rise in global temperatures—about 0.35°C per decade recently, which is faster than previous estimates. Others argue that natural climate variations, such as El Niño events, also play a significant role in these temperature spikes. This ongoing debate highlights the complexity of attributing recent extreme heat solely to human influence or natural causes, underscoring the need for further research to better understand the interplay between these factors.

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