#global-warming

#global-warming

Sea levels rose faster than expected in 2024, correlating to the hottest year recorded, driven by climate change effects.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused significant greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to global warming.

Climate change is rapidly worsening natural weather patterns and exacerbating extreme weather events.

Melting glaciers are a major factor in rising sea levels, losing 273 billion tonnes of ice annually.

Limiting global warming to 1.5°C by 2050 is likely unattainable, with recent trends suggesting 2.7°C warming by century's end.

The Antarctic Circumpolar Current is slowing down significantly due to climate change, leading to severe environmental consequences.

Climate change is escalating, evidenced by record temperatures and emission peaks, necessitating immediate global action to avert catastrophic consequences.