Temperatures in Mexico are rising faster than the global average

Temperatures in Mexico are rising faster than the global average

Mexico is warming up faster than the rest of the world, according to researchers at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).  In an article recapping the recent event Climate Change in Mexico: Trends, Risks and Policies, the institution noted that temperatures in Mexico have risen by 1.8 degrees Celsius from the pre-industrial period (before 1800) to 2024. That increase is more than the global average of 1.5 degrees Celsius, which it…

Mexico warms up more than the average of the planet. According to researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), what we see is that from the pre-industrial period to 2024 the temperature in the country has risen by 1.8 degrees Celsius (°C), that is, we have warmed up more than the average of the planet and the rate of warming is higher. While the planet has done so at approximately 2 degrees per century, the rate of warmi…

Mexico is the hottest country in the world? This is what UNAM experts say Global warming is feeling more in our territory so they ask for urgent Israeli actions Thu 15/05/2025 - 14:53 Global warming shows worrying signs, and Mexico is in the red light. Over the past 18 months, temperatures have exceeded 1.5°C compared to pre-industrial levels, a threshold that was expected to be reached by the end of the decade, warned Francisco Estrada Porrúa, …

While global temperature increases by an average of two degrees Celsius per century, Mexico's temperature increases by 3.2 degrees Celsius, reported the head of the Climate Change Research Program of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, Francisco Estrada Porrúa.

Experts from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) discovered that global temperature has increased steadily due to global warming, and Mexico is the country that warms up the most, not to say “sense”. At the “Climate change in Mexico: Trends, risks and policies” work tables, researchers from UNAM pointed out that Mexico has warmed up more than average and has the largest warming rate. First aid for pets in case of heat stroke Subsc…

Mexico has experienced a notable increase in temperatures in recent years, with severe droughts and temperatures exceeding 42° Celsius in some regions. In the face of this extreme heat, air conditioning is presented as an indispensable technological relief. However, this individual solution could be exacerbating a larger collective problem: climate change. Is air conditioning causing global temperature increases? Although they provide a welcome …