Climate Change
Global temperatures broke heat records in 2023, with the year being the hottest ever recorded. The UN warns that 2024 is likely to be even hotter. The report highlighted the dangers of climate change, including marine heatwaves, glacier retreat, and record ice loss.
Key Points
- 2023 recorded as the hottest year ever
- High probability of 2024 breaking the heat record
- Climate crisis leading to extreme weather events and biodiversity loss
- Renewable energy generation on the rise
Pros
- Increased awareness of the urgent need for climate action
- Surge in renewable energy generation
Cons
- Rising global temperatures
- Extreme weather events
- Glacier retreat and ice loss
- Negative repercussions for marine ecosystems