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Switzerland’s worst-case climate scenario now more likely, say scientists

Research from Switzerland and Germany suggests the world is on track for more warming than official projections assume – with major implications for climate planning.

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Warmer world could come sooner under current policies: Study

Global temperatures could rise by around 3.25 degrees Celsius (5.9 degrees Fahrenheit) by the end of the century under current policies, making Switzerland's most severe official c...

2 hours ago·Istanbul, Türkiye

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World Could Warm 3.25C by 2100 Under Current Policies, Swiss-German Study Suggests

Researchers say warming could be 25% higher than previously expected without immediate, drastic emissions cuts

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Switzerland’s worst-case climate scenario now more likely, say scientists

Research from Switzerland and Germany suggests the world is on track for more warming than official projections assume – with major implications for climate planning.

6 hours ago·Bern, Switzerland

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Global Temperature in the World Could Increase by 3.25 Degrees by 2100

According to research conducted in Switzerland and Germany, global temperatures could rise by around 3.25 degrees Celsius by the end of the century under current policies, making the most severe official climate scenario for Switzerland increasingly likely, Anadolu reports. The study, conducted by researchers from ETH Zurich and the University of Leipzig, indicates that previous climate projections […]

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