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Global warming caused by humans at all-time high, carbon budget shrinks, say scientists

Global warming has accelerated at an "unprecedented" pace, as warned by over 50 leading scientists in a study published recently.
Temperatures rose by 0.26 degrees Celsius on average from 2014 to 2023, according to the study in Earth System Science Data journal.
Human-Induced warming has increased rapidly, primarily driven by high greenhouse gas emissions, reaching 1.19C above pre-industrial levels.

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Le Devoir

The Earth is warming, but climate change is not accelerating...

A group of scientists from around the world looked at the causes of the deadly 2023 heatwave.

9 months ago·Montreal, Canada

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The Canadian Press

The Earth is warming, but climate change is not accelerating, says a study - French Canadian News

The Earth's temperature is rising, but climate change is not accelerating, says a study

9 months ago

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Sapo

Highest point in the pace of man-made global warming

High levels of greenhouse gas emissions also affect the Earth's energy balance The content Highest point in the rate of man-made global warming appears first in Journal i.

9 months ago·Portugal

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n-tv.de

Alarming climate report: People are driving global warming faster than ever

The Earth has never warmed as fast as it currently is. According to a new climate report, the driving reason: people. This means that there are only five years left until the 1.5 degree mark is reached. But there is also a small ray of hope.

9 months ago

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Público

The pace of human-induced global warming reaches its all-time high.

According to scientists, pollution has caused an average temperature increase of 1.3 degrees to 2023.

9 months ago

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Radio France Internationale

Global warming accelerating at 'unprecedented' pace, study warns

Climate change is accelerating at its fastest pace since records began, dozens of scientists warned in a report published on Wednesday. For the past year in particular, the planet has never been so hot.

9 months ago·Paris, France

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