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In 2024, human-caused climate change resulted in an additional 41 days of dangerous heat globally. Scientists reported extensive links between climate change and various extreme weather phenomena, impacting millions and …
Climate Change Results in 41 Extra Days of Dangerous Heat in 2024 Read More
In 2024, human-caused climate change led to an average increase of 41 days of dangerous heat globally, significantly affecting weather patterns and contributing to numerous extreme weather events. It was …
Climate Change Leads to 41 Additional Days of Dangerous Heat in 2024 Read More
In 2024, individuals suffered an average of 41 additional days of dangerous heat due to climate change, marking the year as potentially the hottest on record. Extreme weather events linked …
2024 Sees 41 Extra Days of Dangerous Heat Linked to Climate Change Read More
Cyclone Chido, which struck Mayotte, was intensified by climate change according to Imperial College London. This cyclone represented the worst destruction in the region in 90 years and was categorized …
Climate Change Intensifies Cyclone Chido’s Impact on Mayotte Read More
A study indicates that Cyclone Chido was intensified by climate change, becoming the strongest cyclone to hit Mayotte in 90 years. The likelihood of such intense cyclones has increased by …
Cyclone Chido’s Intensity Linked to Climate Change, Study Reveals Read More
Climate change has intensified Cyclone Chido, making it more likely and stronger than historical counterparts. Scientists estimate cyclones like Chido are 40% more common due to rising global temperatures, leading …
Climate Change Intensifies Cyclone Chido’s Impact on Mayotte Read More
Cyclone Chido, hitting Mayotte on December 14, has led to catastrophic damage, with death tolls potentially reaching thousands. Imperial College London research confirms climate change intensified the storm’s severity, raising …
The Impact of Climate Change on Cyclone Chido’s Deadly Path in Mayotte Read More
According to EU scientists, 2024 is set to become the hottest year on record, surpassing the previous high in 2023. Extreme weather events across the globe have caused significant damage, …
2024: Projected Hottest Year on Record, Warn EU Scientists Read More