2024-08-01 19:55:08
Climate Change
Energie

Climate Crisis Grips China: Record Heat and Fatal Flooding

China faced a devastating impact from record-breaking heatwaves and floods, with 30 fatalities and numerous missing persons due to torrential rains in central regions. July marked China's hottest month recorded, as the global average temperature soared to an all-time high on July 22. The extreme weather patterns, exacerbated by greenhouse gas emissions, have prompted China, the largest emitter globally, to commit to achieving net-zero emissions by 2060. Regions like the Yangtze River area, including major cities like Shanghai and Hangzhou, are bracing for prolonged high temperatures.

Additionally, Typhoon Gaemi triggered deadly floods and landslides in Hunan province, further compounding the country's climate-related woes. Despite the challenges, China is leading in renewable energy efforts, surpassing the rest of the world in wind and solar energy capacity installations.

The urgent need for climate action is underscored by these alarming events, emphasizing the critical importance of addressing climate change on a global scale.

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China experienced its hottest July on record, with temperatures exceeding previous highs nationwide. Extreme heat and flooding, driven by greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, have impacted the country. China, the world's largest emitter, has pledged net-zero by 2060. Temperatures in the Yangtze River region and cities like Shanghai and Hangzhou are forecast to remain high. Typhoon Gaemi triggered deadly floods and a landslide in Hunan province. The global average temperature reached a..
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