January was the most important January at all, according to scientists

Even when many of the United States trembled Cold conditions last monthScientists said on Thursday that the planet, as a whole, had the jurisdiction of January.

The warmth came as a surprise to the two sons. It occurred during the circumstances of Nineia in the Pacific Ocean, which tends to reduce the average temperature in the world, at least temporarily.

The surface of the earth is now It was very warm Over the past two years, scientists are studying whether something else in the planet’s chemistry may have changed, which enhances temperatures that exceed what can be explained by carbon emissions alone.

These emissions, secondary output of charcoal burning, gas and oil, are still the main engine of global warming, which reached record levels in 2023 and 2024.

Because of Niña, scientists expected this year to be a little colder than the past two years, both of whom have suffered from the opposite style, Nino. Eastern Eastern Pacific waters swing between the conditions of the Neenio and the prosecution, affecting the weather all over the world by changing the balance between the heat in the ocean and the heat in the air.

But a group of other factors also reach global temperatures. Currently, the opportunities are not high because 2025 will eventually end until the most heated year is on books. But this time last year, the researchers were saying the same about 2024. They were wrong.

“It is a difficult game, you expect the global temperature,” said Dr. Foss.

According to Copenikos, the European Union Climate Control Agency, last month in Mir was more normal in northern Canada, Alaska and Siberia, as well as parts of Australia and Southern Parpeat. Copernicus said that the high temperatures are abnormally over the Gulf of Hudson and Bahr Labrador helped reduce the marine ice in the Arctic to a record level in January.

While scientists try to explain the warm line all over the world, there is one thing that they focused on is the discounts in air pollution.

In this week’s reportJames Hansen, the famous former NASA scientist, has actually played pollution that has already played a major role in the acceleration of global warming. The reason is some intuitive: for decades of time, humans have not only emitted carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases when they burn fossil fuels. They also took out small sulfate molecules in the air.

These particles stimulate the formation of clouds more and brighter, which help protect the Earth from the sun. But since the organizers have curbed sulfate pollution to protect the lungs of people, this cooling effect has shrunk, exposing the planet to more green warming power.

Three decades ago, Dr. Hansen was among the first scholars Attracting wide attention Climate change. Speaking to reporters this week, he said that the United Nations was not ready to treat rapid warming.

He said that the United Nations approach to achieving its climatic goals still considers societies to reduce carbon emissions in the coming decades. “These goals seem” impossible “to achieve, unless some of the miracles we do not understand.”