World Meteorological Organization report documents spiraling weather and climate impacts
The World Meteorological Organization's new report highlights 2024 as the first year with temperatures 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era, emphasizing the irreversible impacts of human-induced climate change. This includes record-breaking ocean heat content, Arctic and Antarctic ice extents, and drastic glacier mass loss.
The World Meteorological Organization's new report highlights 2024 as the first year with temperatures 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era, emphasizing the irreversible impacts of human-induced climate change. This includes record-breaking ocean heat content, Arctic and Antarctic ice extents, and drastic glacier mass loss.
