World’s oceans hit record warmth in June, scientists warn of further rises
The world's oceans were warmer in June than ever before measured, and scientists say temperatures could rise further in the coming months.
WorldThe world's oceans were warmer in June than ever before measured, and scientists say temperatures could rise further in the coming months.
WorldThere is a high probability of a strong El Niño developing in the second half of the year, warns the EU's climate monitoring service Copernicus.
WorldLast year was the third-warmest on record, the EU climate service Copernicus reports. For the first time, the Paris Agreement's 1.5-degree limit has been exceeded over a three-year period.
SwedenEurope is the continent that is warming up the fastest, according to the EU's climate service. 2024 became a year of contrasts with both drought and flooding. The damage from extreme weather is expected to become ten times larger, says Andrew Ferrone at Luxembourg's Environment Department.
SwedenThe global heat record for 2024 is now a fact. Last year is, according to the EU's climate service Copernicus, the first where the average temperature is above 1.5 degrees. I'm out of metaphors for how serious the situation is, says Carlo Buontempo, head of Copernicus.
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