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The Consequences of Global Warming Above 1.5 °C

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Nicholas Stern LONDON—It is already a fact that the increase in the global average temperature will exceed 1.5 °C, so that we will not reach the most ambitious goal of the Paris Agreement (2015).This obliges us to draw up a plan for managing the consequences (with more emphasis on adaptation, measures to repair losses and damage and geoengineering) and, at the same time, to redouble efforts to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG).
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Nicholas Stern LONDON—It is already a fact that the increase in the global average temperature will exceed 1.5 °C, so that we will not reach the most ambitious goal of the Paris Agreement (2015).This obliges us to draw up a plan for managing the consequences (with more emphasis on adaptation, measures to repair losses and damage and geoengineering) and, at the same time, to redouble efforts to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG).

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ADNSur broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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