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2025 Confirmed as Third-Warmest Year as 3-Year Global Average Hits 1.5°C Benchmark

EU climate service now projects a breach of the 1.5°C limit around 2030 without rapid emissions cuts.

Copernicus Confirms First Three-Year Stretch Above 1.5°C as 2025 Ranks Third-Hottest

2025 Ranked Third-Warmest on Record as 2023–2025 Becomes First Triennium Above 1.5°C

Petro Sets Stark Terms Ahead of Early-February White House Meeting With Trump

COP30 Signals Market-Led Climate Push as U.S. Steps Back and Trade Takes Center Stage

Ten Years On, Paris Agreement Faces 1.5°C Reality Check as Protesters Paint Place de l’Étoile

Paris Agreement at 10: Durable Framework, Shortfall on 1.5 °C

India to File 2035 Climate Targets and First Transparency Report by December

Record 2025 Fossil CO2 Underscores COP30 Action Gap

COP30 Opens in Brazil as UN Flags Big 1.5°C Shortfall and U.S. Absence Draws Fire

COP30 Opens in Belém With Lower Western Profile as Lula Urges Stronger UN Climate Authority

Liberals Poised to Drop 2050 Net Zero Target as Frontbench Revolt Looms

COP30 Opens in Brazil With Urgent Calls to Deliver on Climate Action

COP30 Leaders Concede 1.5°C Goal, Pivot to Fossil-Fuel Exit Roadmaps and Methane Cuts

UN Reports: 2025 Tracking as Second or Third Warmest Year on Record

UN: Updated Climate Plans Deliver Only 10% Cut by 2035, Far From 1.5°C Path

UN Report Sees First Sustained Drop in Global Emissions by 2035, Far From 1.5°C Path

World Off Track Across 45 Climate Indicators, New Report Warns Ahead of COP30

India Urges 'COP of Adaptation' at Pre-COP30, Presses for Public Finance and Clear Metrics

China Sets 2035 Climate Target of 7–10% Below Peak Emissions