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2025 should be one of the three hottest years on record
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2025 should be one of the three hottest years on record

The year 2025 is set to be one of the three hottest on record for the planet, according to the British Met Office on Thursday, following a record year in 2024 which will see global warming exceed the symbolic 1.5°C mark for the first time.

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Dans son rapport sur les perspectives 2025, elle estime qu'il s'agira "probablement de l'une des trois années les plus chaudes en termes de température moyenne mondiale, juste derrière 2024 et 2023".

Le réchauffement devrait être l'an prochain entre 1,29°C et 1,53°C par rapport à la période pré-industrielle (1850-1900), soit une valeur centrale de 1,41°C, selon l'agence britannique.

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