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Recent devastating floods in Afghanistan and Brazil raise the question: Are extreme weather events becoming the new normal? Let’s explore what’s happening and what it means for our planet. 🌍
Wildfires are sweeping across Western Canada, forcing evacuations and raising air quality concerns as communities brace for a challenging wildfire season. 🔥😷
China and the U.S. are teaming up to fight climate change! 🌍🤝 Big plans to reduce emissions, share green tech, and protect our planet. Let’s get excited! 💚
Heavy rains are flooding Kenyan farms, turning blessings into nightmares for farmers. As floods upend traditional agriculture, they hope for a break in the weather to save their crops.
South Korea just experienced its hottest April since 1973, with average temperatures soaring over 2.5°C above normal. 🌡️🔥 The heatwave reflects broader warming trends across Asia.
China and France have announced a new partnership to revolutionize agriculture, focusing on smart farming and climate change adaptation.
Pakistan experienced its wettest April since 1961, with rainfall exceeding twice the usual levels. Experts blame climate change for the extreme weather that caused loss of lives and property damage.
Southern India’s Kerala state battles a fierce heat wave with temperatures soaring above 41°C, leading to two suspected heat stroke deaths. Authorities urge precautions as the region faces record-breaking heat.
Bangladesh has shut schools nationwide yet again due to an intense heatwave, with temperatures soaring above average. The move comes just a day after students returned to classes amid searing heat.
South China’s Dongjiang River floods for the first time in 2024 amid heavy rainfall, highlighting climate change impacts.