11 January 2022
Temperatures have soared throughout the globe in recent times, making the past 7 years the hottest on record to date.
According to an assessment carried out by Copernicus, the globe average for temperature has risen by 1.2 degrees. The Earth Observation Programme, the EU’s assessment panel for climate change, also showcased CO2 levels reaching a record high.
2021 seen many changes to weather, including flooding, tropical storms and extreme winds and eat. Europe experienced its hottest ever summer, bring wildfires to certain countries and serves flooding to others.
Within the study carried out by Copernicus, CO2 levels have almost doubled from before industrialisation and 21 years since 2000 recorded the hottest years ever.
