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World On Track For 2.6 Degrees Celsius Warming This Century: UN

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World On Track For 2.6 Degrees Celsius Warming This Century: UN

Even if countries deliver their latest climate pledges in full, global temperatures could still rise 2.6C above pre-industrial levels by 2100, said the annual Emissions Gap Report.

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