UN warning: only 10 years to avoid global catastrophe caused by climate change

A new UN report shows that a global catastrophe will be inevitable if greenhouse gas emissions are not significantly reduced by 2035. This organization emphasizes that the increase in greenhouse gases and climate change have severely affected the lives of humans and ecosystems. If immediate action is not taken, serious consequences await humanity.

Scientists have repeatedly warned that if the Earth's average temperature rises by more than 3°C compared to pre-industrial levels, the consequences for humans and the environment will be catastrophic. Last year, greenhouse gas emissions hit record levels, and the United Nations said we have just 10 years to make serious policy changes to avoid the worst effects of climate change.