2020 is probably the second warmest year in the world, the U.N. said.

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This year is on track to be the second-hottest in record after 2016, the เกมสล็อตมาแรง World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Wednesday.The five datasets are currently in 2020, the year marked by heatwaves, droughts, wildfires and severe hurricanes, the second warmest since the record in 1850.2020 is likely to be one of three warmest years on record globally," the United Nations agency in Geneva said in the 2020 Global Climate Report This year, wildfires spread across Australia, Siberia and the United States, sparking global smoke.UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in a speech at Columbia University in New York that human-induced greenhouse gas emissions are to blame and that policy has not posed a challenge.To put it simply, it is the state of a broken planet," Guterres said. "Humanity is at war with nature.

A less visible sign of change is a record-breaking increase in marine heat, with more than 80% of the world's oceans experiencing marine heatwaves, the WMO said.Unfortunately, 2020 is another special year for our climate," said Petteri Taalas, WMO Secretary-General, calling for more efforts to control emissions.Greenhouse gas concentrations rose to a new record in 2019 and have gone up so far this year, despite a decline in greenhouse gas emissions due to COVID-19 blocking, WMO said last month.The latest WMO report stated that global average temperatures were about 1.2 degrees Celsius above the 1850-1900 baseline between January and October this year, ranking second after 2016 and slightly before 2019.Hot years are typically associated with El Niño, a natural event that emits heat from the Pacific Ocean. This year, however, coincides with La Niña, which has the opposite effect and cools the temperature.

The WMO will confirm the information in March 2021.A climate agreement agreed in Paris five years ago forced countries to try to limit warming temperatures to 1.5 degrees Celsius, in which scientists warned of a disaster of climate change.While not the same as bypassing the long-term heat threshold, the WMO says there is at least a fifth of the chance of annual transient temperatures exceeding that level by 2024.Last year, climate change-related natural disasters cost the world $ 150 billion and that air and water pollution kills 9 million people a year.He urged global leaders to organize. Global Finance, according to the Paris Agreement, is committed to zero emissions reduction and funding efforts to adapt to climate change.