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Copernicus records second warmest September on global temperatures above 1.5°C
Original: Copernicus: Second warmest September as global temperatures stay above 1.5°C
The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that September 2025 was the second warmest September on record, with global average temperatures remaining more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. The finding keeps attention on how long the planet is sustaining the threshold set by the Paris Agreement, and reinforces concern among climate scientists that warming has not slowed despite variability between months.
Why now: New official data shows global temperatures continuing to breach the symbolic 1.5°C limit, sustaining debate about climate targets.
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