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WMO reports record greenhouse gas levels in 2025
The World Meteorological Organization says atmospheric carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide reached unprecedented concentrations in 2025.
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The World Meteorological Organization released a report today indicating that atmospheric carbon dioxide levels in 2025 hit the highest concentrations ever recorded.
The same report notes that concentrations of methane and nitrous oxide also rose to new record levels.
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