UN says world is on track to temporarily exceed 1.5°C warming threshold
A UN Environment Programme report says global temperatures will likely overshoot the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target, though a path to eventual recovery remains possible.
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Why it matters
The overshoot raises risks of worsening climate-related disasters and long-term environmental disruption worldwide.
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