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Science · Physics · published 2026-08-24 · via Phys.org

Climate experts warn of mounting risk of a single massive weather disaster

A new analysis highlights that while no one can predict exactly when a major climate disaster will strike, the conditions for such an event are accumulating. The article references historical experiments showing carbon dioxide's warming effect and notes that global temperatures have risen 1.44°C since the 1800s. Researchers express concern that the public may dismiss warnings as exaggeration, but the risk is real.

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