Feeling the Heat
About one in five people says climate change has a big impact on their daily life. This is according to a new study, released in March by Climate Central. The group looked at global temperatures between December 2024 and February 2025. They’re heating up. Kristina Dahl is Climate Central’s vice president for science. “We found that there were warmer than normal temperatures caused by climate change almost everywhere,” she says.
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