Climate change and global warming have become one of the most pressing issues today. The new emission reduction plans presented at the Cop30 climate summit in Brazil have proven inadequate in stopping global warming.

According to the Climate Action Tracker update, a temperature increase of 2.6°C could threaten agriculture. Experts warn that this could lead to the collapse of monsoons in Asia and Africa.

The impact of temperature rise on agriculture could lead to drought crises in Europe and deadly heat. This situation could also trigger food crises.

Global warming can cause the collapse of ocean currents, the extinction of coral reefs, and the melting of ice sheets. These irreversible effects threaten the future of our planet.

In the coming years, reducing fossil fuels and increasing renewable energy sources will be crucial. However, this may not be enough; global carbon emissions need to be rapidly reduced.