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Climate change indicators reached record levels in 2023: WMO report

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 19 March 2024
In 2023, WMO reported record-breaking greenhouse gas levels, temperatures, ice cover loss, and climate challenges. UN Secretary-General and WMO Secretary-General raised alarms on climate crisis impacts, nearing Paris Agreement limits, and inequality crisis effects.
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