UN Warns of Alarming Global Warming by the End of the Century
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The United Nations (UN) has warned that global warming by the end of the century could be very alarming. According to the organisation's statement, if greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, the temperature of the planet will keep increasing in the coming decades.
UN experts recall that under the 2015 Paris Agreement, countries aim to limit the rise in average global temperature to below 2 degrees Celsius, and if possible to 1.5 degrees Celsius, compared with pre-industrial times. However, many countries have so far failed to meet the set targets.
Warming has serious consequences for people and nature. Heatwaves, droughts and floods may become more frequent, and this affects agriculture, water supply and human health. For Bulgaria, these changes are particularly important, because the country already has hotter summers and more frequent periods of drought.
The organisation calls on governments, businesses and citizens to act together to reduce emissions and prepare for climate change. Specialists believe that every reduction in emissions matters, because it can limit the consequences for future generations.
Sources: Forbes Bulgaria
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