SCIENCEMay 28 · 10:29 UTCTIMES OF ISRAEL

Uncool: Sweltering globe will smash heat records over next 5 years, UN forecasts

The UN forecasts that global temperatures will likely exceed warming limits multiple times by 2030, leading to extreme weather events like droughts and floods. This projection highlights a significant risk of deadly climate impacts over the next five years.

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