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Global warming about to exceed 1.5 degree limit. UN says there is still a way out
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Global warming about to exceed 1.5 degree limit. UN says there is still a way out

SAPO2 September 2026 at 12:02

Global warming will exceed the 1.5 degrees Celsius limit compared to the pre-industrial era in the coming years, according to a report released this Wednesday by the UN. The document warns that this temperature barrier is about to be broken.

Despite the alarming scenario, the United Nations affirms that there is still a way out. The report indicates that warming can be contained if adequate measures are taken. The UN reinforces the need for immediate action to avoid more serious consequences.

The report was presented this Wednesday and brings projections about the future of the global climate. The organization calls for urgency in global environmental policies to reverse this trend.

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