#global-warming

#global-warming

Global heating is likely underestimated, with the 2C target becoming increasingly unattainable due to rising energy use and climate sensitivity.

Extreme weather impacts will intensify, leading to catastrophic consequences if no urgent measures are taken.

Climate change is rapidly worsening natural weather patterns and exacerbating extreme weather events.

Limiting global warming to 1.5°C by 2050 is likely unattainable, with recent trends suggesting 2.7°C warming by century's end.

January 2025 recorded the hottest temperature ever noted globally, breaking previous records.

Climate change impacts are becoming more pronounced, affecting natural climate cycles like El Nino and La Nina.

February 2025 was the third hottest February on record, continuing a trend of rising global temperatures.

Climate change could lead to severe weather events in Britain by the end of the century, driven by changes to the North Atlantic Oscillation.

Global temperatures have exceeded the 1.5C threshold for 18 out of the last 19 months, with record warmth continuing despite natural climate fluctuations.