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Maldives warn warming may last until 2027
European Copernicus Climate Service reports indicate that the ongoing El Niño phenomenon may lead global temperatures to exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels by 2027. Last September recorded the second-highest global average temperature at 16.27°C, with temperatures continuing to rise for two consecutive months, causing severe droughts, a decline in major river flows, and impacts on agriculture and navigation. Additionally, Antarctica experienced a reduction in its sea ice levels, a sign of ongoing global warming. The head of the Copernicus Service confirmed that surpassing the maximum target set by the Paris Climate Agreement is a matter of time, depending on human actions to limit global warming. However, short-term exceedance of 1.5°C does not mean that the long-term goal of the Paris Agreement has been missed.
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