Global emissions have to decline with ​Immediate action by 2025
1.5°C AND 2°C limits (1.5°C now way too late)

(IPCC 6th Assessment, WG3, SPM C.1)

UNEP​ Climate Emergency 

Climate Emergency Institute
AGU 2024 Town Hall Presentation
​(American Geophysical Union) annual conference
2026 Accelerating atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations and global warmi​ng
May 2025 was the 21st month in a 22-month period for which the global-average surface air temperature was ​more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. The run was broken by June 2025.

​2025 The global average temperature for the 12-month period ending in November 2025 (December 2024 to November 2025) was 1.49°C
​above  pre-industrial.  (Copernicus​)
                       Global warming 
2025 is a 1.5°C​ year
From January to November 2025 the global temperature increase is 1.5°C and mostly above, except November at 1.49°C. 
Atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations drive global warming.
All record high, increasing as fast as evrer, some faster
CO2 is responsible for about two thirds of global heating and all the ocean acidification.  
Mitigation
​of climate change 

​​IPCC AR6
For the 1.5°C limit and for the 2°C limit
​global GHG emissions decline by
​2025 at the latest.
​​


GLOBAL GHG EMISSIONS
​2024 Global CO2 equivalent emissions- 
​(of CO2 and the other main greenhouse gases all together) are record high

Has list of data sources 
Dec. 2025
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