L’World Meteorological Organization is poised to give the title of the warmest years on record to date for the past 8 years. These have seen average temperature continue to rise until there is an increase of +1.15°C over that of the period between 1850 and 1900, i.e. thepre-industrial era. This last decade has led to a climate domain incredible influence on all ecosystems: sea, glaciers, forests and rivers.
WMO’s State of the Global Climate 2022 report, presented at the opening of COP27, highlighted how levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, reached record levels in 2021 and could be surpassed again this year.
We already know the consequences: the heat will increase and ice caps And glaciers will melt leading to an increase in the sea water level. The ever-increasing temperatures will therefore increase the temperature of the seas and threaten the sea marine biodiversity and will prefer the desertification threaten that earthy. As if this were not enough, extreme and catastrophic events such as the Drought which will lead to hunger, disease and misery.
Too often it is those least responsible for climate change who suffer the most. But even well-prepared societies have been plagued by extremes this year, as evidenced by long heatwaves and droughts across much of Europe and southern China. The greater the warming, the worse the consequences. We have such high levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now that the lowest level of 1.5°C of the Paris Agreement is barely within reach
Petteri Taalas, Secretary General of the WMO
Source: Lega Nerd
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