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Dec 11, 2024 | gmanetwork.com | Clar Chonghaile |Diana Baptista

LONDON/MEXICO CITY - Intolerable heat. Unsurvivable storms. Inescapable floods. In 2024, billions of people across the world faced climatic conditions that broke record after record: logging ever more highs for heat, floods, storms, fire and drought. As the year drew to a close, the conclusion was both blatant and bleak: 2024 was the hottest year since records began, according to European climate scientists. But it may not hold this dubious honour for long.

Dec 11, 2024 | context.news | Diana Baptista |Clar Chonghaile

What’s the context? In 2024, billions of people endured heatwaves, storms and floods; 2025 is set to be worse as man-made climate change wreaks havocIntolerable heat. Unsurvivable storms. Inescapable floods. In 2024, billions of people across the world faced climatic conditions that broke record after record, logging ever more highs for heat, floods, storms, fire and drought.

Feb 14, 2024 | pulitzercenter.org | Dimuthu Attanayake |Laurie Goering |Clar Chonghaile

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