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Climate change results in an average of 41 additional days of extreme heat globally

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Climate change results in an average of 41 additional days of extreme heat globally

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  • A new report from Climate Central and World Weather Attribution indicates climate change caused nearly 41 extra days of extreme heat globally in 2024.
  • The analysis suggests this year could be the warmest on record, with significant heat impacts especially on small island nations.
  • Indonesia experienced a staggering 122 additional days of hazardous temperatures due to climate change.
  • Climate change is linked to millions of displacements and over 3,700 deaths from extreme weather across 219 events this year.
  • This study emerges amid discussions at The Hague’s International Court of Justice about climate responsibilities of high-emission countries.

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