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La cooperazione contro i cambiamenti climatici è l’obiettivo della COP (Conferenza delle Parti) delle Nazioni Unite, che sembrava aver raggiunto un risultato storico con l’Accordo di Parigi del 2015. Quest’ultimo, però, lasciava troppe questioni aperte e troppi margini d’inadempienza per gli Stati firmatari, infatti non ha avuto tutti gli effetti positivi concreti che ci si aspettava: il programma di osservazione della Terra dell’Unione Europea, <anchor>Copernicus</anchor>, nell’ultimo anno 2023 ha registrato che la temperatura dell’aria di superficie ha toccato un aumento di +1.5 °C rispetto alla media del periodo 1850-1900, arrivando a superare i +2°C lo scorso ottobre.
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Vistula River in Poland at record-breaking low levelsLocation: PolandCredit: European Union, Copernicus Sentinel-2 imagery More info

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