What broken climate records mean for humans
Briefly

The European Union's Copernicus agency declared the hottest May on record, making it the 12th consecutive hot month. World Meteorological Organization predicts a high chance of exceeding the 1.5-degree Celsius limit by 2024-2028.
Carbon dioxide levels hit historic highs in 2023, with the third-largest increase in 65 years. Scientists are not surprised by warming trends, attributing them to the rise in greenhouse gases from human activities.
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