Earth News Video. World is already becoming dangerously overheated, warns WMO Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 11/11/2024 - 21:55 GMT+1 The latest WMO Global State of the Climate report for 2024 shows that the last decade was the warmest on record. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next World is already becoming dangerously overheated, warns WMO Now playing Next Huge climate protest in Sweden ahead of elections Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | August 24th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next How bacteria could replace toxic dyes in the fashion industry Now playing Next COP17 in Mongolia: Finding solutions to land degradation Now playing Next Champagne harvest: why picking begins as early as mid-August Now playing Next Iceland's reckoning moment: What the referendum means for the EU Now playing Next Western leaders arrive in Kyiv as Ukraine sets sights on Russia's Ozon Now playing Next Thousands in Sweden protest over climate policy as election looms Now playing Next Kazakhstan’s new ruling party projected to win Sunday elections Now playing Next Six EU countries push for windfall tax on oil companies Now playing Next Houthis claim strike on Saudi tanker in latest Red Sea escalation Now playing Next Trump threatens to double tariffs on Canadian vehicles to 50% after trade talks collapse Now playing Next Trump adds bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson to transformed White House Rose Garden Now playing Next ‘It’s excruciating’: Welcome to Bavaria’s unusual finger wrestling championship Now playing Next Warehouse burns near St Petersburg as Ukraine targets Ozon sites More videos
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