WMO secretary-general Celeste Saulo stated that a global temperature rise of 1.55 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial levels ...

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WMO secretary-general Celeste Saulo emphasized the grave danger of the global average temperature rising 1.55 degree Celsius ...

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Just Stop Oil activists painted Charles Darwin's grave at London's Westminster Abbey to reference a crossed threshold for avoiding the worst impacts of climate change.

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Cat Viglienzoni spoke with Ivona Cetinić, a NASA oceanographer, about last year’s record temperatures and what lies ahead.