Europe's Copernicus Observatory announced that July 2025 was the third warmest July on record, averaging 1.25°C above pre-industrial levels. The effects of climate change are evident, manifesting in extreme heat waves and devastating floods in various regions. Record temperatures have also been recorded in several countries and the seas continue to overheat. The urgency of action against greenhouse gas emissions remains critical to prevent new record temperatures and adverse impacts.
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Iulie 2025 este a treia cea mai caldă lună a lui cuptor măsurată vreodată pe Pământ
Copernicus - Iulie 2025 este a treia cea mai caldă lună iulie măsurată vreodată pe Pământ
Planeta noastră arde: Iulie 2025, a treia cea mai caldă lună iulie înregistrată vreodată pe Pământ
Iulie 2025, a treia cea mai călduroasă lună iulie înregistrată vreodată: 50°C în Turcia, incendii și secetă
Copernicus: Iulie 2025 este a treia cea mai caldă lună iulie din istoria măsurătorilor
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