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Bangladesh experiences annual economic losses of nearly $3 billion due to extreme natural disasters, affecting over 6.3 million people each year. Despite its vulnerability, the country has effectively reduced disaster-related …
Bangladesh’s $3 Billion Annual Disaster Loss and the Call for Climate Action Read More
Attribution science enables experts to assess the influence of climate change on extreme weather events. This important field helps inform governments and the public after disasters. While progress has been …
The Role of Attribution Science in Understanding Climate Change and Weather Disasters Read More
In 2024, the planet marked its hottest year on record, attributed to escalating temperatures caused by fossil fuel emissions. The emergence of El Niño contributed to severe weather events and …
Record Heat in 2024: An Urgent Call for Climate Action Read More
The world has seen a decade of extreme heat, culminating in 2024 as the hottest year on record. UN Secretary-General António Guterres underscored the urgency of addressing climate change, emphasizing …
2024 Marks A Decade of Unprecedented Global Heat, UN Reports Read More
The UN warns that 2024 caps a decade of unprecedented heat, marking it as the hottest year on record. Human activities are driving extreme temperatures and worsening weather events. Urgent …
UN Declares 2024 Emerges as the Hottest Year, Marking a Decade of Heat Read More
The UN has reported that 2024 marks the end of a decade of unprecedented global heat, with the last ten years comprising the hottest on record. Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized …
2024 Signals Unprecedented Heat: UN Highlights Urgent Climate Action Required Read More
The 2024 climate report reveals that extreme weather events, intensified by climate change, have led to over 3,700 deaths and displaced millions, with an increase of 41 days of dangerous …
2024 Sees Record Heat and Extreme Weather Due to Climate Change Read More
In 2024, global temperatures rose dramatically due to climate change, resulting in an average of 41 additional days of dangerous heat. Extreme weather events linked to climate change caused over …
2024 Sees Alarming Rise in Global Heat Due to Climate Change Read More
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