The intense heat has been sweltering in the northern hemisphere for weeks. Dangerously high temperatures have been recorded in July (Getty)
The heat waves in July put the lives of the most vulnerable people at greater risk: the Red Cross had to support people on the streets in Italy/ REUTERS/Guglielmo Mangiapane
According to the leader of the United Nations, after “the era of warming”, humanity now faces “the era of global boiling” (REUTERS / Stelios Misinas)
Scientists have already detected that the heat waves in the northern hemisphere are due to high gas emissions, mainly from the burning of fossil fuels, such as gas, oil and coal, and in part to the return of the El Niño phenomenon (AP Photo/ Darko Vojinovic)
The extreme phenomena caused by global warming would be occurring earlier than predicted by scientists in past decades (Getty Images)
To limit the increase in global temperature to 1.5ºC and avoid the worst of climate change, countries urgently need to reduce emissions of polluting gases and invest in renewable energy / Rob Jackson, Stanford University
In November, the COP28 meeting will be held in the United Arab Emirates to agree ways to stop global warming, adapt to more extreme weather and pay for the damages (Reuters)
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