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WMO report: Global average temperature could exceed +1.5°C between 2025-2029, with severe climate impacts

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<p>The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warns that there is a 70% probability that the 2025-2029 period will exceed +1.5°C, with risks of heat waves, extreme precipitation and melting glaciers. 2024 was already the warmest year on record, with an average temperature of +1.55°C. The WMO stresses that every additional fraction of a degree worsens the impact on economies and ecosystems.

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Temperaturi record în următorii 5 ani, valuri de căldură și secetă, arată un raport transmis de Organizaţia Meteorologică Mondială
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Raport: Temperaturile pe glob se vor menţine la niveluri record în următorii cinci ani. „Ştiinţa este fără echivoc”
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Specialiștii avertizează că temperaturile se vor menține la niveluri record în următorii cinci ani
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Specialiștii avertizează că urmează 5 ani cu temperaturi record, valuri de căldură și secetă. Raport îngrijorător al OMM
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Specialiştii avertizează că temperaturile se vor menţine la niveluri record în următorii cinci ani / Încălzirea duce la valuri de căldură dăunătoare, precipitaţii extreme, secete intense, topirea calotei glaciare, creşterea nivelului mării
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Specialiştii avertizează că temperaturile se vor menţine la niveluri record în următorii cinci ani / Încălzirea duce la valuri de căldură dăunătoare, precipitaţii extreme, secete intense, topirea calotei glaciare, creşterea nivelului mării
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5-year forecast sees more killer heat, fires and temperature records
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Lumea se încinge. Temperaturile globale ar putea depăşi pragul de 1,5 grade Celsius în următorii cinci ani

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