00:00Anoceographic indicators detect unprecedented climate changes in the Pacific Ocean, setting off international alarms for prevention.
00:07Analysis by the World Meteorological Organization revealed irregular warming of sea surface temperatures, which threatens to exceed by 2027, all
00:16recorded figures since records began.
00:18They predict that next year will be the hottest on record with peaks of 1.8 degrees Celsius above pre
00:24-industrial levels.
00:25In this regard, the United Nations warns of threats to health, disruptions to agricultural cycles, and losses in production, which
00:32could cause global prices to skyrocket.
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