Copernicus Confirms 2025 Among Warmest Years on Record
The Copernicus Climate Change Service has released its global climate highlights for 2025, confirming the year as one of the warmest since records began. The data highlights significant anomalies in sea surface temperatures and a continued decline in Arctic sea ice, which are driving more frequent extreme weather events across Europe. These findings serve as a critical evidence base for EU climate policy and the ongoing implementation of the Green Deal. Scientists at Copernicus emphasize that the data underscores the accelerating pace of global warming and the need for urgent mitigation strategies at the institutional level.
Official EU data confirms 2025 was a year of record-breaking heat, intensifying climate risks.