Greenhouse Gases Surge to Record Highs; El Niño Threatens Further Spike, UN Weather Agency Warns
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From the UN they warned that these gases retain heat in the atmosphere and that will increase temperatures in the long term. There will be a further increase in gas concentrations in 2026 by burning fossil fuels and Super Niño.
GENEVA – The levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached historic peaks in 2025, consolidating global warming that can affect humanity for centuries, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) on Tuesday 27. CO2 concentrations reached a record high last year [...]
WMO reported that carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide peaked in 2025. The organism warned that burning fossil fuels and the development of El Niño can boost another rise in concentrations during 2026. Read more
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