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The last 7 years have been the hottest in history: "Far-reaching consequences for future generations"
The Provisional Climate Status Report for 2021 is published at the beginning of the climate conference discussions and provides a snapshot of climatic indicators.
Peak concentrations of atmospheric greenhouse gases, and with them heat accumulated, put the Earth in a state of uncertainty.
"Climate conference must be a turning point"
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Sunday, October 31, 2021, 11:00 p.m.
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The last seven years have been the warmest ever recorded, the World Meteorological Organization said today (Sunday).
The organization has published an interim report for this year on the state of the climate and is based on data from the first nine months of 2021.
The "La Ninia" event of temporary cooling at the beginning of the year will mean that 2021 is expected to be "only" fifth-Friday-or-seventh in the hot year. most.
However this does not contradict or reverse the long-term trend of rising temperatures.
Peak concentrations of atmospheric greenhouse gases, and with them accumulated heat, plunged the Earth into unknown territory, with far-reaching consequences for present and future generations.
Global sea level rise has accelerated since 2013 to a new high in 2021, with continued ocean warming and rising acidity.
The average global sea level rise was 2.1 mm per year between 1993 and 2002 and 4.4 mm per year between 2013 and 2021, a rate of 2 times.
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The Provisional Climate Status Report for 2021 is published at the beginning of the climate conference discussions and gives a snapshot of climatic indicators such as greenhouse gas concentrations, temperatures, extreme weather events, sea level rise, ocean warming and acidity, glacial retreat and ice melting, as well as social effects.
The report combines data from a number of UN agencies, national meteorological and hydrological services and scientific experts. It highlights the climatic effects on food security and population displacement, how they harm vital ecosystems and undermine progress towards sustainable development goals.
"The WMO Temporary Global Climate Status Report for 2021 draws on the latest scientific evidence to show how our planet is changing before our eyes. From the depths of the ocean to mountain peaks, melting glaciers to incessant extreme weather events, ecosystems and communities around the world" Said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
"The COP26 climate conference must be a turning point for humans and the planet. Scientists have clarified the facts. Now the leaders need to be equally clear in their actions."
Glaciers melt in Greenald (Photo: AP)
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In the video: Warning of the escalation of the climate crisis (Editing: Aviad Ballali)
Secretary-General of the World Trade Organization Prof. Petrie Tales explained that "it rained - not snowed - for the first time at the summit of the ice sheet in Greenland. Canadian glaciers suffered from rapid mass. A heat wave in Canada and nearby parts of the United States has raised temperatures to nearly 50 degrees Celsius in a village in British Columbia. In Death Valley, California the temperature reached 54.4 degrees Celsius during one of the many heat waves in the southwestern United States, while many parts of the Mediterranean Sea experienced record temperatures. The unusual heat has often been accompanied by devastating fires.
"" The amount of precipitation falling for months in China has dropped within hours and parts of Europe have been hit by severe flooding leading to dozens of casualties and billions in economic losses, "Tals continued." The flow of the mighty river basins and harmed agriculture, transportation and energy production. "
"Extreme events are the new norm. There is growing scientific evidence that some bear the fingerprint of man-made climate change. At the current rate of increase in greenhouse gas concentrations, a rise in temperature by the end of the current century seems far beyond the 1.5 to 2 degree Paris targets. "Celsius above pre-industrial levels. The climate conference is an opportunity to get us back on track."
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