Climate
2026 is forecast to be the hottest year on record as COP31 opens.
Berkeley Earth puts the forecast at 95% confidence, with El Niño and fossil-fuel CO2 driving temperatures.
OriginalSourceThe Korea HeraldSouth KoreaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished02:41 UTCSourceThe Korea HeraldSouth KoreaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished02:41 UTC
“UN climate summit kicks off in Turkey”
“ANTALYA, Turkey (AP) — World leaders, delegates and climate activists on Monday kicked off talks in Turkey on curbing climate change, which in the last year has led to rising temperatures and deadly heat waves in Europe and beyond, and played a role in disasters such as the devastating floods in…”
UN climate summit kicks off in Turkey.
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“[Kasalikasan] Here we go again: Climate talks kick off in Turkey”
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5 5 2026 is forecast to be the hottest year on record as COP31 opens.
Berkeley Earth puts the forecast at 95% confidence, with El Niño and fossil-fuel CO2 driving temperatures.