ONU diz que o mundo precisa enfrentar a 'realidade' de aquecimento global superior a 1,5°C | AFP
The United Nations Environment Programme presented a report on Wednesday that already acknowledges the possibility of the world exceeding the 1.5°C limit for global warming and proposes measures to reduce the impacts of this excess. The document states that each fraction of a degree will have consequences for the population and ecosystems, but argues that it is still possible to limit the intensity and duration of temperatures above the limit. Would you like to know more about AFP's offerings or license a video you've watched on our channel? Please click here 👉 http://u.afp.com/wvnr Note: AFP services and content are for professional use only.

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