UN SCIENTISTS have warned the world’s climate is more out of balance than ever recorded, with every key climate indicator flashing red today, sparking fresh pleas for politicians to back renewables.The World Meteorological Organisation’s (WMO) annual “state of the global climate” report said millions of people were affected by intense heatwaves, heavy rainfall, wildfires, drought, tropical cyclones, storms and flooding in 2025.UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres said the global climate is in a “state of emergency” as the planet “is being pushed beyond its limits.”

UN SCIENTISTS have warned the world’s climate is more out of balance than ever recorded, with every key climate indicator flashing red today, sparking fresh pleas for politicians to back renewables.

The World Meteorological Organisation’s (WMO) annual “state of the global climate” report said millions of people were affected by intense heatwaves, heavy rainfall, wildfires, drought, tropical cyclones, storms and flooding in 2025.

UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres said the global climate is in a “state of emergency” as the planet “is being pushed beyond its limits.”

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