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World Meteorological Organization Warns of Climate Change Impacts

El Fadaly News Desk ·

Recent reports reveal record-breaking global temperatures, with UN warnings regarding the escalation of climate-related disasters.

The World Meteorological Organization has unveiled concerning indicators regarding the future of the global climate during the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Antalya, Turkey.

The report highlighted a significant and unprecedented rise in average global surface temperatures compared to levels recorded before the Industrial Revolution.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that climate-related disasters are expected to intensify in the coming period.

Data suggests that these climate fluctuations will continue to impact global temperatures through the year 2017.

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