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World Meteorological Organization 世界气象组织

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The World Meteorological Organization released its latest Greenhouse Gas Bulletin on the 27th, reporting that atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and other major greenhouse gases reached record highs in 2025, at 153% of their pre-industrial levels in 1750.

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The World Meteorological Organization released its latest Greenhouse Gas Bulletin on the 27th, reporting that atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and other major greenhouse gases reached record highs in 2025, at 153% of their pre-industrial levels in 1750.

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The latest Greenhouse Gas Bulletin released by the World Meteorological Organization on the 27th shows that in 2025, concentrations of carbon dioxide and other major greenhouse gases in Earth’s atmosphere rose to a historic high, reaching 153% of their pre-industrial level in 1750. Ko Barrett, Deputy Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization, said that the amount of heat trapped in the atmosphere by greenhouse gases was unprecedented. This increases the likelihood of extreme weather events and poses risks to the economy and society.
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世界气象组织27日发布的最新《温室气体公报》显示,2025年,地球大气中二氧化碳和其他主要温室气体的浓度升至历史新高,达到1750年工业化前水平的153%。
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On the 21st, the World Meteorological Organization released its latest Global Seasonal Climate Outlook, saying the current El Niño could reach unprecedented intensity. It projected that sea surface temperatures in the relevant tropical Pacific waters might be 3.8°C above average from November 2026 through January 2027.

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On the 21st, the World Meteorological Organization released its latest Global Seasonal Climate Outlook, saying the current El Niño could reach unprecedented intensity. It projected that sea surface temperatures in the relevant tropical Pacific waters might be 3.8°C above average from November 2026 through January 2027.

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The World Meteorological Organization's latest Global Seasonal Climate Update, released on October 21, said the current El Niño event could reach unprecedented strength. It projected that from November 2026 to January 2027, sea surface temperatures in the relevant areas of the tropical Pacific could be 3.8 degrees Celsius above average. World Meteorological Organization Secretary-General Celeste Saulo said this forecast value was beyond the range of the monitoring charts used over the past 40 years.
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世界气象组织21日发布最新“全球季节性气候展望”指出,当前厄尔尼诺事件强度可能达到前所未有的水平,预计2026年11月至2027年1月,热带太平洋相关海域海表温度可能比平均水平高出3.8摄氏度。
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