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CLIMATE CHANGE

FACT

Climate change has started to become one of the largest growing challenges for ecosystems, economies, and health of this world.

And time has not helped that.

Just look at the natural disasters we've had since 1900...

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Not to mention the rise of CO2 emissions.

Temperature trends also show an increase over time. From 1940 to 2020 the average global temperature has shown a steady increase.

Over the past century, global sea levels have risen significantly, as depicted in the chart. Starting from the late 1800s, there is a clear upward trend, with minor fluctuations due to natural variability. The acceleration in sea level rise becomes particularly noticeable mid-20th century, reflecting the growing impact of human-driven climate change. This steady increase highlights the persistent effects of global warming on our planet’s oceans, an urgent reminder of the need for climate action.

The linked CO2 concentration and temperature anomaly graphs tell a compelling story about our changing planet from 1959 to 2023. The CO2 graph shows a steady rise, driven by human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation. At the same time, the temperature graph reveals a clear upward trend in global temperatures. When we overlay the CO2 line onto the temperature graph, the connection becomes striking—rising CO2 levels go hand-in-hand with increasing temperatures, illustrating the significant role of greenhouse gases in driving climate change.

Global temperatures and CO2 levels have been rising for decades, and sea levels have followed suit. While these changes are serious, they also remind us of the incredible power we have to make a difference. By choosing to reduce emissions, embrace sustainable practices, and invest in renewable energy, we can turn the tide. Together, we can protect the ecosystems we cherish, support thriving communities, and create a healthier, more beautiful world for generations to come. The future isn’t written yet—it’s ours to shape, and it starts with the actions we take today.