Climate disasters

It is known that "ExxonMobil knew" half a century ago about the threats of global warming (there are even various initiatives to denounce and investigate it). Still, now researchers from Harvard University

2022 was confirmed as the hottest ever recorded in the United Kingdom, with the average annual temperature breaking the ten-degree barrier for the first time. 

For some time now, various scientific organizations such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have warned that the consumption of red meat, in particular, is associated with climate change.

Extreme weather events, such as the floods in Pakistan, which displaced more than 30 million people in that country and killed more than 1,300, or the prolonged drought in the Horn of Africa, among others

Surely many have seen the images of polar bears stranded on the sea ice. These images are frequently used to show how climate change is affecting polar bears and as time goes by the effect will surely be greater.

Dolphins, porpoises and whales are regularly stranded on shorelines around the world. The underlying causes of these episodes are not always clear. Sometimes they respond to the disorientation of the animals

Armed conflicts, climate change and economic difficulties will accelerate humanitarian crises around the world in 2023, according to a study by the NGO International Rescue Committee (IRC).

Natural Disasters Young people; Seven times as many heat waves, three times as many droughts and river floods, and twice as many forest fires

Dozens of streams and bodies of water, once crystal clear, are changing colour and have become cloudy and, in some cases, may become more acidic.

Countries are so behind in reducing their fossil fuel emissions that they can no longer prevent global warming from intensifying in the next 30 years, though there is still a short window to avoid a more harrowing future