UN warning: The current decade will be the hottest in history
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Madrid, agency. A UN report can be shocking to the world. If we do not warn, this earth will not be worth living. The report warns that the current decade will be the hottest in history. The World Meteorological Organization has said that the global temperature so far this year is 1.1 degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial average.
The World Meteorological Organization WMO said that 2019 is going to break the record for atmospheric carbon densities due to human-caused emissions from works such as burning fossil fuels, building infrastructure, growing crops and transporting goods. Due to this, the temperature will increase further.
The oceans, which absorb 90 percent of the heat generated by greenhouse gases, have the highest recorded temperatures. The world’s seas are now a quarter more acidic than they were 150 years ago, endangering important marine ecosystems on which billions of people rely for food and jobs.
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