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41 Dangerously Hot Days Caused by Humans

Climate changes caused by humans resulted in an average of 41 dangerously hot days in 2024, according to a new report. The researchers urge all countries to prepare for rising temperatures to reduce the risk of deaths and injuries.

41 Dangerously Hot Days Caused by Humans

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

Only a few years ago, no meteorologist dared to link individual weather events to climate change. But with the help of new methods and modern technology, researchers are becoming increasingly confident in the connections.

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

Extreme weather killed over half a million people

Weather disasters became worse due to climate change and caused more than 570,000 fatalities over the past 20 years, according to a new study. .

Extreme weather killed over half a million people

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

Only a few years ago, no meteorologist dared to link individual weather events to climate change. But with the help of new methods and modern technology, researchers are becoming increasingly confident in the connections.

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

This is why the deadly storm worsened

The deadly hurricane Helene had stronger winds and more intense rain due to climate change, shows a fresh rapid study. We see an increase in the most destructive hurricanes, says climate scientist Friederike Otto at World Weather Attribution.

This is why the deadly storm worsened