Global Warming Update 2023. Records broken for ocean heat, sea level rise, antarctic sea ice loss and glacier retreat. Global annual renewable capacity additions increased by almost 50% to nearly 510.
The energy world remains fragile but has effective ways to improve energy security and tackle emissions. The crucial summit gets down to business a day after scientists said 2023 is set be the hottest year in human history.
Wmo Latest State Of The Global Climate Report Shows That The Last Eight Years Were The Eight Warmest On Record, And That Sea Level Rise And Ocean Warming Hit New.
This section looks at the global climate indicators for which data are available for all or part of 2023.
The Year 2023 Was The Warmest Year Since Global Records Began In 1850 At 1.18°C (2.12°F) Above The 20Th Century Average Of 13.9°C (57.0°F).
They found the heat was unparalleled, the researchers said.
According To Ncei’s Global Annual Temperature Outlook, It Is Virtually Certain (≫ 99.0%).
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Global Annual Renewable Capacity Additions Increased By Almost 50% To Nearly 510.
This section looks at the global climate indicators for which data are available for all or part of 2023.