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Europe faces a record heat wave
The hotter 40 degree Celsius will appear in Europe at the end of June due to the serious impact of the global climate crisis.
The Arctic challenges the law of nature
According to scientific calculations, the Arctic will become colder due to changes in earth orbit making it increasingly receive less sunlight.
Increased temperatures make migratory birds late
According to scientists, geese, ducks and swans often experience winter in the Northern European wetlands recently changing their migration trend due to rising temperatures.
Tens of thousands of walruses lined up on the Alaskan coast
Global warming has caused Arctic sea ice to melt faster and tens of thousands of walruses have to crawl to the northwest coast of Alaska.
Earth warms, insects eat more plants
A new study published in Science (USA) on August 30 warns that the warming of the Earth will cause insects to reproduce more and become more hungry.
Asia faces temperature
The World Health Organization estimates that the number of high temperature-related deaths in high-income countries in Asia and the Pacific may increase by 1,488 in the 2030s.
European climate will become more and more like Vietnam if CO2 continues to increase
According to current CO2 emissions, Europeans may soon have to learn how to live with a hot and humid tropical climate year-over-year as happened 50 million years ago.
Suicides in the US and Mexico increased because of the hotter weather
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In the next 80 years, going out in the summer will be the same as suicide
The process of climate change is making summer hot every year. And according to a recent study, it will be time to even go out in some parts of the world to be synonymous with
Temperatures in cities will increase by 8 degrees Celsius by the end of the century
Under the dual effect of both global warming and urbanization, some cities around the world may have to witness an increase of 8 degrees Celsius by the end of the 21st century.