Essays by Eric Worrall
Deposit – The United Nations wants to “increase investment in the basic global observation system” to monitor the global warming it expects to emerge at any time.
WMO releases ‘signatures’ of severe weather conditions around the world
From severe flooding to heatwaves and droughts, weather and climate-related disasters have affected millions and caused millions of lives, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Friday. billion dollars this year, and describes the “clear signs and effects” of climate change increasing.
Clearly more needs to be done to cut greenhouse gas emissions throughout the events of 2022, advocating increased adaptation to climate change, including, the UN weather agency said. including universal access to early warnings.
“This year we have faced a number of severe weather disasters that have claimed the lives and livelihoods of too many people, and undermined health, food, energy and water security, and infrastructure,” he said. WMO Chief Petteri Taalas.
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Although the prolonged cooling La Niña event, now in its third year, means that 2022 will not be the hottest year on record, its cooling effects will be short-lived and does not reverse the long-term warming trend caused by record levels of temperatures. Greenhouse gases trap heat in our atmosphere.
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early warning
Early warning, Increasing investment in basic global observation and building resilience to extreme weather and climate will be among the priorities of WMO in 2023. – the year the WMO community celebrates its 150th anniversary.
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Read more: https://news.un.org/en/story/2022/12/1131992
I’m surprised that WMO’s post forgot to mention it all Global warming causes extreme cold USA is experiencing this Christmas. Maybe they worry that reminding people how cold it is might confuse them about calling for more “investment” in tracking global warming.
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