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Scientists think the incoming heat could make 2024 the hottest year on record
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Although the economic impacts of climate disasters are increasing, the death rates are falling
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It was responsible for increasing temperatures in the region by 2°C last April, scientists said
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This follows record temperatures of upwards of 40°C in 2022
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That’s according to 78% of Brits who think the financial responsibility lies with oil and gas giants
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There will be a new “chance of breaking temperature records,” the WMO says
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If emissions don’t decrease, the number of deaths in the Middle East and North Africa could rise to 123 people per 100,000, a study claims
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Spain was responsible for 35% of all burned land from wildfires across Europe in 2022
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This could mean a period of extreme heat in the coming years, scientists have suggested
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This will be due to the impacts of climate change, researchers have found
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This is after record temperatures were experienced in 2022 across Europe and the UK
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Extreme cold and floods have seen crop yields hit hard
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