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2024 becomes first year to pass 1.5C global warming threshold
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January 10, 2025
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3:08Now PlayingLast year was the warmest on record, the first to breach a symbolic threshold, and brought with it deadly impacts like flooding and drought, scientists have said.
Countries agreed in the landmark Paris Agreement to limit warming ideally to 1.5C, because after that the impacts would be much more dangerous.
As extreme weather hits California and around the world, Sky News climate reporter Victoria Seabrook explains why having such a warm year is so concerning – and why there’s still plenty that can be done to stop it from getting worse.
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