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Climate forecast says we may break the record for warmest year by 2025
Environment 30 January 2020 By Adam Vaughan Temperatures soared during a heat wave in Paris in 2019Edward Berthelot/GettyThe world’s new record for hottest year may be set before 2025, according to the UK Met Office, which says there is an outside chance temperatures will temporarily overshoot the toughest target of the Paris climate deal. The past…
Environment
30 January 2020
By Adam Vaughan
Edward Berthelot/Getty
The world’s new record for hottest year may be set before 2025, according to the UK Met Office, which says there is an outside chance temperatures will temporarily overshoot the toughest target of the Paris climate deal.
The past decade was the warmest on record, with the title of warmest year held by 2016, when the El Niño phenomenon and climate change drove temperatures 1.16°C above pre-industrial levels. In a new forecast using 20 computer models, the Met Office says today there is a more than …
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