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UN issues 'red alert' on climate change

Published 20 March 2024, 9:53 am
'Off the charts'- that's how the UN describes the state of the Earth’s climate. The World Meteorological Organisation's annual report confirming 2023 broke records in every single climate indicator, as well as warning that next year could be even worse. Liz Maddock explains.
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