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A 13-month streak of record-breaking global warmth has ended.
From June 2023 until June 2024 , air and ocean surface water temperatures averaged a quarter of a degree Celsius higher than records set only a few years previously.
The end of this streak does not diminish the mounting threat of climate change, says Frida Ghitis .
Ghitis: The Pacific Ocean likely to revert toward La Niña conditions but probably not to the levels seen prior to 2023 .
Paris agreement on climate change committed the world to make every effort to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
But the shift away from fossil fuels has started in sectors such as electricity generation, where renewable energy meets a growing share of demand.
Meeting climate targets is not compatible with fully exploiting existing fossil-fuel infrastructure.
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