
So far, this year is the second-warmest on record behind 2016, when global temperatures soared during an El Nino event.
Source: Climate change sparks earth’s hottest three-month span

So far, this year is the second-warmest on record behind 2016, when global temperatures soared during an El Nino event.
Source: Climate change sparks earth’s hottest three-month span

Extreme weather events have ravaged every continent on Earth since world leaders last gathered to address climate change.
It’s sobering reading as leaders prepare to meet again from Sunday, this time in the Egyptian city of Sharm el-Sheikh.
“Europe sweltered through its hottest summer on record. Parts of East Africa endured unrelenting drought while other parts of the continent suffered deadly floods,” says Climate Council senior researcher Simon Bradshaw, who wrote the report.
“Many parts of Asia suffered record heat waves, and Pakistan has suffered one of the world’s worst ever flooding disasters.
“Here in Australia, we are still in the midst of our costliest ever flood disaster, as affected communities anxiously look ahead to predictions of a wet summer.”
Source: Call for action as extreme weather smashes global records
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