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EU climate monitor warns: 2024 virtually certain to be the hottest year on record

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Several recent articles from Copernicus and other sources have highlighted a trend of record-breaking temperatures on Earth. According to these reports, 2024 is likely to be the hottest year on record, surpassing the high set in 2023. This trend is attributed to the continuous increase of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, leading to an acceleration in global warming.

  1. AU
    Samantha Burgess
    Copernicus Climate Change Service
    1. This marks a new milestone in global temperature records and should serve as a catalyst to raise ambition for the upcoming Climate Change Conference, COP29.
    2. It is now virtually certain that 2024 will be the warmest year on record and the first year of more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
    3. These type of events will get worse and they will get more frequent.
  2. IT
    Carlo Buontempo
    Copernicus Climate Change Service
    1. It's this relentless nature of the warming that I think is worrying.
  3. US
    Zeke Hausfather
    Berkeley Earth
    1. A very strong El Nino event is a sneak peek into what the new normal will be about a decade from now.
  4. US
    Natalie Mahowald
    Cornell University
    1. The heat waves, storm damage, and droughts that we are experiencing now are just the tip of the iceberg.
  5. US
    Rob Jackson
    Stanford University
    1. I think we have missed the 1.5 degree window.

Climate Change

  1. January sets record high temperature despite La Nina's cooling effects
  2. 2024 marked the first time global temperatures exceeded the 1.5C warming threshold
  3. China weather agency confirms: 2024 caps decade as country's hottest year on record

sources

  1. 1.CTV News
  2. 2.Daily Sabah
  3. 3.France 24
  4. 4.The New York Times
  5. 5.Le Monde
  6. 6.Agence France-Presse
  7. 7.Times

perspectives

  1. 1.World Economy
  2. 2.Regulation
  3. 3.Oil Market
  4. 4.Climate Change
  5. 5.Biodiversity

countries

  1. 1.AustraliaAU
  2. 2.AzerbaijanAZ
  3. 3.BrazilBR
  4. 4.ChinaCN
  5. 5.SpainES
  6. 6.United StatesUS

organizations

  1. 1.Copernicus Climate Change Service
  2. 2.United Nations
  3. 3.Berkeley Earth
  4. 4.Cornell University
  5. 5.Global Carbon Project
  6. 6.Republican Party
  7. 7.Stanford University
  8. 8.University of Pennsylvania
  9. 9.European Union
  10. 10.United Nations Environment Program

persons

  1. 1.Donald TrumpUS
  2. 2.Samantha BurgessAU
  3. 3.Beth Hall
  4. 4.Carlo BuontempoIT
  5. 5.Joe BidenUS
  6. 6.Michael MannUS
  7. 7.Natalie MahowaldUS
  8. 8.Rob JacksonUS
  9. 9.Zeke HausfatherUS
  10. 10.António GuterresPT
  11. 11.Austyn Gaffney
  12. 12.Inger AndersenDK

technicals

  1. 1.Copernicus
  2. 2.El Niño
  3. 3.COP29
  4. 4.Hurricane Milton
  5. 5.Pacific Ocean
  6. 6.Paris Climate Agreement
  7. 7.Tropical Storm Helene