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News · 23 March 2026

WMO says Earth's heat imbalance reached new high.

WMO says Earth's heat imbalance reached new high.

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The planet's ice caps are melting and oceans heating quickly, which harms marine life and intensifies extreme weather. The World Meteorological Organization warned Earth's energy imbalance is driven by human-caused warming gases like carbon dioxide. Atmospheric carbon dioxide is at a two-million-year high; an El Niño may soon bring further heat records.

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