In May 2025, the world is facing an unprecedented climate crisis. Temperatures in several regions have surpassed historical records, leading to severe heatwaves, wildfires, and infrastructure failures across continents. Scientists and global leaders are sounding the alarm like never before.
According to a CNN climate report, parts of Europe, North America, and Asia have experienced temperatures exceeding 48°C (118°F). Wildfires have devastated hundreds of thousands of hectares, especially in California, Turkey, and northern Australia.
The impact is not just environmental—millions are facing health emergencies, water shortages, and economic disruption. Hospitals are overwhelmed in several countries due to heatstroke cases and respiratory problems caused by smoke inhalation.
The United Nations has called for a special climate summit in Geneva next week, urging urgent action and stricter emission commitments. Many fear that current measures are insufficient to limit global warming to 1.5°C as per the Paris Agreement.
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Dr. Javier Luna, a climate scientist at the University of Oxford, says: "What we're seeing in 2025 is not just a warning—it's a breakdown of climate stability. Governments must act, not in years, but in weeks."
Reduce personal emissions, support green policies, and educate others about sustainability. Every action counts in the fight for a livable planet.
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