The Earth experienced its hottest day ever in JulyThe highest average daily temperature on Earth was recorded in July at 17.16 degrees Celsius, indicating continued global warming acceleration.
World's rivers faced driest year in three decades in 2023, UN report saysClimate change is causing erratic water cycles and severe stress on global supplies, necessitating better monitoring and proactive management.
Congratulations, Buffoons! We Did More Global Warming Last Year Than in Any Other Year in Human History2023 is the worst year for global warming on record with CO2 levels surpassing 420 ppm, emphasizing urgent action is needed.
Red alert': last year was hottest on record by clear margin, says UN reportThe world is close to breaching the 1.5C global heating limit2023 was the hottest year on record by a clear margin, breaking multiple records for key climate indicators.
Planet 'on the brink' as UN agency warns new heat records are likely in 2024Global temperatures hit record highs in 2023, marking the hottest year ever recorded.2024 expected to be even hotter, possibly breaking 2023's record.
UN weather agency issues red alert' on climate change after record heat2024 likely to be record-hot yearWMO warns of inadequate efforts to reverse climate trends
The Earth experienced its hottest day ever in JulyThe highest average daily temperature on Earth was recorded in July at 17.16 degrees Celsius, indicating continued global warming acceleration.
World's rivers faced driest year in three decades in 2023, UN report saysClimate change is causing erratic water cycles and severe stress on global supplies, necessitating better monitoring and proactive management.
Congratulations, Buffoons! We Did More Global Warming Last Year Than in Any Other Year in Human History2023 is the worst year for global warming on record with CO2 levels surpassing 420 ppm, emphasizing urgent action is needed.
Red alert': last year was hottest on record by clear margin, says UN reportThe world is close to breaching the 1.5C global heating limit2023 was the hottest year on record by a clear margin, breaking multiple records for key climate indicators.
Planet 'on the brink' as UN agency warns new heat records are likely in 2024Global temperatures hit record highs in 2023, marking the hottest year ever recorded.2024 expected to be even hotter, possibly breaking 2023's record.
UN weather agency issues red alert' on climate change after record heat2024 likely to be record-hot yearWMO warns of inadequate efforts to reverse climate trends