Climate change & social factors blamed for global heatwaves, study finds

Scientists say climate change is to blame for most of the heatwaves being recorded around the planet, according to a study.
But climate change link to droughts and other catastrophes is not that clear.
In the study published in the journal Environmental Research: Climate from IOP Publishing, scientists says human activity and governments could be to blame.

Al Jazeera’s Charlie Angela reports.


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[MizMite]

All the people that made this possible are long gone and they knew what was happening. But profit for the time they were alive is all that mattered.

[natf]

This is a joke. First it's a heat wave, then record rain. So which is it ? It's summer happens every year.

[nathanlevesque]

More energy in the climate system = more extreme patterns and events. It's obvious, yet some people are still trying to deny basic thermodynamics so we maintain our addiction to poison.

[norarohan]

Because the world is getting extreme you are bringing the extreme to the world. So stop and be one with the world.

[robertbones]

If we could time travel to 200 or 500 years from now, we would see how bad it is and fox the problem

[sionbarzad]

it's during the covid that I realized how screwed up we were, we basically cannot agree on anything, not even a virus let alone something way bigger and more abstract in a sense.

[DanhNguyen-lyyi]

Lol its summer and i remember was the scientists said the Sun is getting bigger by itself and swallow whole solar system. Research that documentary

[tewetsokapfo]

I'm C C C 👉 Climate Changed Controler 😎

[manfromindia]

United States is the best thing that has ever happened to the world 🌎
President Biden is a great, honest, democratic, liberal, munificient, charismatic, handsome and intelligent leader.
One day I will surely meet PRESIDENT BIDEN and give him an ice cream treat ❤❤
American values of freedom, democracy, liberalism, secularism and human rights are great 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[mahyar]

They can simply turn all that heat into electricity and use it for coolers/air conditioners to cool down the air.