The world is sweating through a climate nightmare 🌡️. From India’s 49°C heatwave to deadly floods in Brazil and record-breaking wildfires in Canada, extreme weather is rewriting the rules of survival. Last week, turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight—linked to severe storms—left one dead and dozens injured, spotlighting how climate chaos is now disrupting even the skies ✈️.
Why Is This Happening?
Experts point to a perfect storm: rising greenhouse gases, deforestation, and El Niño’s amplifying effects. Ma Jun, director of China’s Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs, warns:
\"What we’re seeing isn’t a fluke—it’s the climate system screaming for help.\"
Climate Change: The Main Culprit?
Prasoon Singh of India’s Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) breaks it down:
\"Global temperatures have risen 1.2°C since pre-industrial times. This small number is fueling mega-disasters.\"
Studies show heatwaves are now 35 times more likely due to human-driven warming 🔥.
What’s Next? 🔮
If emissions aren’t slashed, experts predict 4°C warming by 2100, bringing:
Year-round droughts in tropical regions
Coastal cities underwater by 2050
Mass species extinction
But Singh offers hope:
\"Renewable energy adoption and smarter policies can still rewrite this script.\"
