Temperatures that baked cities from north to south raise more concerns about environment modification PUBLISHED : 2 Jan 2024 at 22: 02 A lady doubles down on sun defense amidst a heatwave in Beijing in July. The Chinese capital smashed a 23-year-old record with 27 successive days of temperaturelevels above 35C. (Photo: Reuters) BEIJING – The heat in China was ruthless in 2023 with temperaturelevel records damaged from Beijing to Shanghai, echoing the international heatwave phenomena that swallowedup most of the world and raised more issues about environment modification. China’s scorching heat led to 127 nationwide weathercondition stations breaking records for everyday high temperaturelevels in 2023, state media reported on Tuesday.
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