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Global warming is projected to reach 2.6°C if countries meet Paris pledges, up from 4°C, with Australia facing 25 more extreme heat days annually.
Global warming is projected to reach 2.6°C above pre-industrial levels if countries meet their Paris Agreement pledges, a major improvement from the 4°C forecast before the treaty.
Australia, warming faster than the global average, would see 25 more extreme heat days per year under this scenario—far fewer than the 59 at 4°C.
Heatwaves like those in 2019 are now 2.5 times more likely and 0.9°C hotter due to human influence, with their frequency rising 38% over the past decade.
Despite progress, atmospheric carbon continues to rise, the past decade is the hottest on record, and global temperatures have already increased by about 1.4°C.
Scientists confirm a climate tipping point has been crossed, with 83.7% of coral reefs affected by bleaching by April 2025.
Australia’s tropical rainforests have also reversed from carbon sinks to net emitters, releasing 0.93 tonnes of carbon per hectare annually due to heat-driven tree deaths.
The Paris Agreement signatories will meet in Belem, Brazil, to discuss accelerating the shift from fossil fuels.
Se proyecta que el calentamiento global alcanzará 2,6 ° C si los países cumplen las promesas de París, frente a 4 ° C, con Australia enfrentando 25 días de calor extremo más al año.