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Climate warning
Climate warning
Saustine Lusanzu
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Unprecedented Heat in China
According to a breaking report by Spectator Index on Twitter, China has confirmed a record temperature of 52.2°C in the country's western region. This extreme heat is a stark reminder of the escalating climate crisis and its devastating impacts.
Such scorching temperatures pose grave threats to human health, agriculture, and the delicate ecosystems. We cannot ignore the urgency of climate action any longer. The consequences of global warming are becoming increasingly evident, and we must act now to protect our planet and future generations.
Let's use this alarming news as a wake-up call to demand bold climate policies and collective action. Together, we can make a difference and work towards a cooler, more sustainable world.
For more information, read the tweet here: https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1680890880516042755?t=57dHR4nV_PMdglp_gKhftg&s=09
#ClimateWarning #ExtremeHeat #ClimateCrisis #UrgentAction
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This is so worrying and action needs to be taken
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China has been in the headlines so much because of the heat wave. Its a collective responsibility for every one of us the Chinese to make things better going forward
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This is so alarming and if China government does not act, worse is yet to happen
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Worse is expected,being one of the country that pollutes much,it should not fold hands and watch things as they escalate
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@rosebellendiritu true if it were to act it would be impactful to the environment.
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Very concerning
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The Chinese government should move with speed to address this worrying concern.
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@rukia_ahmed_abdi they should not dilly dally.
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China Government should act to protect people from the current and foreseeable harms of extreme heat fueled by climate change.