Copernicus: October 2026 warmest on record; 2026 near-certain second warmest year
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The EU Climate Service reports that global warming exceeded 1.5°C for the first time in 2024, with October 2026 recorded as the warmest on record. The 1.5-degree target is now almost certain to be exceeded by 2026, marking a critical milestone in climate change. This accelerates the urgency for adaptation and mitigation policies, with significant implications for global economies and markets.
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