Global warming continues to intensify, with the average global temperature reaching a record-breaking 17.01 degrees Celsius, the highest since the late 19th century. Scientists attribute this rise to a combination of natural weather phenomena, greenhouse gas emissions, and human activities. The consequences are severe, with regions worldwide experiencing extreme heatwaves, including the USA, China, and North Africa. Even the Antarctic, usually experiencing winter, has seen record-breaking temperatures. Climate scientists warn that these developments pose a significant threat to both humans and ecosystems.
The previous temperature record was set in 2016, and recent trends indicate a disturbing pattern of increasing temperatures due to global warming.
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