As humanity enters the 21st century, global warming has become a growing problem. However, while we are still debating whether this will trigger a large-scale climate catastrophe, scientists have discovered a shocking fact: the Earth's temperature is close to a tipping point – 1.5 degrees.
This tipping point means that the Earth's climate system has entered a new phase that is more dangerous and unpredictable than any period we have experienced in the past. If global temperatures continue to rise, we could face unprecedented catastrophic consequences.
In many countries, we are experiencing increasingly frequent heat waves and droughts. It's not just normal seasonal changes, but the direct impact of global warming on our lives. Experts predict that the situation may become more serious by 2024. Extreme heat not only puts people at physical risk, but also causes irreversible damage to agriculture, water supplies and ecosystems.
In the face of this dire situation, we can no longer sit idly by. Scientists are working to find solutions, including promoting renewable energy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy efficiency, and more. However, these efforts require cooperation and political will on a global scale. We need global leaders to work together to reduce carbon emissions and encourage public participation in environmental action.
For everyone, we need to prepare for a hotter climate ahead. This could mean making changes to our lifestyles, such as using less fossil fuels, using more public transport or walking, or taking appropriate precautions when outdoors. We also need to be prepared for possible extreme weather events, such as stockpiling essential food and drinking water, as well as having contingency plans in place for possible power outages or water shortages.
In short, "there is no hottest, only hotter!" is the reality we are about to face. We can't just sit idly by, and we can't just expect scientists to find a solution to this problem. Each of us needs to be part of this action to contribute to our planet and our future.