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La Niña cools 2025 but planet stays on record-hot streak, scientists warn

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La Niña cools 2025 but planet stays on record-hot streak, scientists warn
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Global temperatures in 2025 averaged about 1.4C above pre-industrial levels, cooler than 2024 due to La Niña, but the last three years have been the warmest on record. Despite natural cooling, human-caused emissions continue to drive long-term warming, bringing the world closer to the 1.5C target and signaling more heat records and extreme weather unless emissions are sharply reduced and adaptation is intensified.

Topics:top-newsenvironment#climate-change#emissions#environment#global-warming#la-nina#temperature-records
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  1. Global temperatures dipped in 2025 but more heat records on way, scientists warn  BBC
  2. Human activity helped make 2025 third-hottest year on record, experts say  The Guardian
  3. Scientists confirm 2025 as third-warmest year ever recorded  Al Jazeera
  4. Global warming reaches 1.4C after third-hottest year on record  politico.eu
  5. 2025 was the third-hottest year ever recorded on Earth, data shows  NBC News

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