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Next five years could be hottest ever: UN agency

by Blitz India Media
May 19, 2023
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NEW DELHI: In a dire warning to the international community, the United Nations’ World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has declared that the next five years could be the hottest ever recorded on Earth.

The release of this information should serve as a wake-up call to individuals, governments, and corporations alike, demanding immediate action to combat the rapidly escalating climate crisis.

In their recently published press release, the WMO highlights the continuous and concerning trend of rising global temperatures. Their findings, based on scientific research and personal observations, reaffirm the accelerated pace of climate change.

According to the WMO, the projections for the next five years indicate a significant increase in average global temperatures. This impending rise threatens to break all previous records, leaving no room for doubt that urgent steps must be taken to reverse this dangerous trajectory, the national media reported on May 18.

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