– Climate Change Driving Global Heatwaves
– Extreme Heat Threatens Billions Worldwide
– Rising Temperatures Pose Health and Economic Risks
A new report warns that billions of people worldwide are increasingly exposed to intensified heatwaves due to climate change. Rising global temperatures are making extreme heat more frequent and severe, threatening public health, food security, and economic stability. Scientists highlight that vulnerable populations, particularly in tropical and densely populated regions, face the greatest risks. Heat-related illnesses, reduced agricultural yields, and energy crises are among the major concerns as global warming accelerates.
Experts urge governments to adopt urgent climate policies, including emission reductions and heat adaptation strategies, to protect communities from worsening climate impacts. Without immediate action, extreme heat will continue to endanger lives and disrupt economies worldwide.
