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The planet continues to warm and the signals are becoming increasingly clear. The United Nations warns that the cost of failing to act on climate change is already being felt in the economy and everyday life.
Anthropogenic global warming is driving rapid and large scale changes over just a few decades, with consequences lasting centuries or even millennia.The year 2025 was recorded as the third warmest year since records began. Beyond rankings, the key point is that the Earth is losing its balance. Like a body with a persistent fever, the climate system is accumulating heat without being able to release it, and each year brings new symptoms.
According to recent reports from the United Nations and the World Meteorological Organization, temperature records are not isolated events but part of a sustained trend. It is as if the planet is accelerating downhill, where even easing off the pressure does not stop the momentum.
The hotter the planet gets, the higher the cost
The issue is not only rising temperatures but their consequences. In 2025, at least 55 climate
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