And of course, it's still being blocked from release.
I feel that a lot of governments seem to be accelerating back to full speed with traditional anti-climate practices, and it makes me wonder if those that hold the keys know that the writing is on the wall and have let go of the reigns.
Or they are not releasing it because their data is likely not reliable. Almost everything the Australian government produces like this is agenda (neo-feudalism, anti freedom) driven and almost never is in favor of the common person.
I am not a climate change denier, I do believe we are messing up the environment at a rapid pace. I do question the methods and motives of these countries where their solutions are to take away arbitrary freedoms and in exchange do nothing to actually fix the problem.
As long as we pay more taxes we will be all saved right?
https://www.afr.com/policy/energy-and-climate/labor-keeps-di...
More accurate description of the contents would be “aerosol reductions in marine shipping lead to increased global temperatures”
And, over that, we kept increasing each year how much greenhouse gases we emit. And not only we emit more, but also the main greenhouse gas (CO2) stays in the atmosphere for 100-200 years. So it is practically been accumulating since the industrial revolution, in increasing amounts each year.
What happened is that part of that latent warming was masked by pollution, and cleaning that pollution (that had its own problems) took out that mask.
andsoitis•5mo ago
This is the first time I hear of this, but that doesn't mean decision-makers haven't been informed.
One thing I like is that they title the article "Global warming", rather than the more euphemistic "Climate change".
NASA has it posted on their website too: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20250001491
As has Columbia University: https://www.columbia.edu/~jeh1/mailings/2025/Hansen_etal2025...
However, the search "United Nations global warming accelerated" does not seem to return results from the UN or the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
But the UNFCCC does have as a top article "Indigenous Worldviews Strengthening Climate Resilience", the content of which is a whole ton of ineffective nonsense - https://unfccc.int/news/indigenous-worldviews-strengthening-...
Looking at the their agenda of their upcoming Climate Week September 2025, I wouldn't hold my breath for the UN to make a meaningful difference in fighting global warming - https://unfccc.int/topics/climate-weeks#Climate-Week-Septemb...