The previous Extended Data Fig. 8b contained 176 points distinguished by core site, while the new version contains 32 additional data points and distinguishes boron-based CO2 reconstructions by foraminiferal species instead of core site.
The past 11 years are now the warmest 11 years in the 176-year history of temperature records. What is especially concerning about 2025 is that it occurred during La Niña, a natural Pacific cooling pattern that usually brings lower temperatures. This time, it did not help. Climate scientist James Hansen reports that global warming is now speeding up by 0.31°C per decade, and he predicts we will pass the +1.7°C mark by 2027.