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2025 Among Hottest Years Ever | WMO Warns as Global Temperatures Near 1.5°C

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2025 Among Hottest Years Ever | WMO Warns as Global Temperatures Near 1.5°C

2025 among the hottest years ever recorded, confirms the World Meteorological Organization. Despite cooling La Niña conditions, rising greenhouse gases pushed global temperatures close to the 1.5°C threshold, fueling extreme weather worldwide and highlighting the urgent need for climate action and early warning systems

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