The UN warns that climate change has reached record levels in 2025, with devastating effects on the environment and ecosystems.

In a recent report, the UN announced that 2025 was a record year for global heat, with the highest temperatures recorded between 2015 and 2025. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that the planet is in a state of climate emergency, and every climate indicator shows alarming deterioration. The increase in greenhouse gases has led to an energy imbalance, with 91% of the excess heat stored in oceans, which affects marine ecosystems and contributes to the loss of polar ice. Additionally, sea levels have risen by 11 centimeters since 1993, and forecasts suggest that ocean warming and rising sea levels will continue for centuries. Guterres emphasized that dependence on fossil fuels destabilizes both the climate and global security, calling for immediate actions to combat the climate crisis.