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BE paralajmëron se 2026-ta mund të jetë viti i dyti më i nxehtë në histori

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Bota është rrugës që viti 2026 të bëhet viti i dytë më i nxehtë në histori, teksa fenomeni klimatik El Ninjo po përshpejton ngrohjen globale, të nxitur

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Bota | Evropa BE paralajmëron se 2026-ta mund të jetë viti i dyti më i nxehtë në histori 6 Nëntor 2026 | 17:46 Bota është rrugës që viti 2026 të bëhet viti i dytë më i nxehtë në histori, teksa fenomeni klimatik El Ninjo po përshpejton ngrohjen globale, të nxitur nga njeriu, tha monitoruesi i klimës i Bashkimit Evropian. Ky vit veçse ka “20 për qind shans të tentojë apo të tejkalojë” vitin 2024 – viti me temperaturat më të larta të regjistruara deri më tani -tha Shërbimi për Ndryshimin e Klimës, Copernicus. Temperaturat globale këtë vit “me shumë siguri” do të tejkalojnë pragun prej 1.5 gradë Celsius të niveleve paraindustriale, tha shërbimi. Mesatarja e temperaturave nga viti 2023 deri më 2026 po ashtu pritet të tejkalojë pragun prej 1.5 gradë Celsius- limiti i caktuar në bazë të Marrëveshjes së Parisit për klimën, që synon të shmangë ndikimet negative nga ndryshimet klimatike. Copernicus tha se bota ka përjetuar tetorin më të nxehtë në histori, teksa temperatura mesatare globale e…

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BE paralajmëron se 2026-ta mund të jetë viti i dyti më i nxehtë në histori

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Bota është rrugës që viti 2026 të bëhet viti i dytë më i nxehtë në histori, teksa fenomeni klimatik El Ninjo po përshpejton ngrohjen globale, të nxitur

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