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November on record...as the relentlessly warming climate proved too much even for any possible effects of cooler ocean temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean." Scientists said global temperatures in November "were 0.1 degree Celsius (about 0.2 degree Fahrenheit) above the previous record-holders, in 2016

tive Director Jane Orient; St. Luke's Aurora Medical Center Associate Professor of Medicine Pierre Kory; Broward Health Medical Center pulmonologist Jean-Jacques Rajter; and Sibley Memorial Hospital Vice President of Medical Staff / Foxhall Cardiology CEO Ramin Oskoui * Held via videoconference and in Rm 342, Dirks

November on record...as the relentlessly warming climate proved too much even for any possible effects of cooler ocean temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean." Scientists said global temperatures in November "were 0.1 degree Celsius (about 0.2 degree Fahrenheit) above the previous record-holders, in 2016

ive Director Jane Orient; St. Luke's Aurora Medical Center Associate Professor of Medicine Pierre Kory; Broward Health Medical Center pulmonologist Jean-Jacques Rajter; and Sibley Memorial Hospital Vice President of Medical Staff / Foxhall Cardiology CEO Ramin Oskoui * Held via videoconference and in Rm 342, Dirkse

November on record...as the relentlessly warming climate proved too much even for any possible effects of cooler ocean temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean." Scientists said global temperatures in November EFTA00148159 "were 0.1 degree Celsius (about 0.2 degree Fahrenheit) above the previous record-ho

tive Director Jane Orient; St. Luke's Aurora Medical Center Associate Professor of Medicine Pierre Kory; Broward Health Medical Center pulmonologist Jean-Jacques Rajter; and Sibley Memorial Hospital Vice President of Medical Staff / Foxhall Cardiology CEO Ramin Oskoui * Held via videoconference and in Rm 342, Dirks