The Africa has witnessed the hottest temperature ever, as the
climate change seems to catch up with the most-black continent, reports
NaijaAgroNet.
According to the Earth Day Network, Africa witnessed the hottest
temperature ever reliably measured on Earth when Ouargla,
Algeria hit 124.3 degrees.
NaijaAgroNet gathered that while no single temperature can be attributed to global warming,
collectively these heat records are consistent with the kind of extremes we
expect to see in a warming world.
That was why Earth Day Network said, its doubling-down on commitment
to help cut carbon emissions and demand that our leaders support binding
global climate change agreements now before it’s too late.
“Everything we do, from planting trees to cleaning up plastic
pollution to protecting endangered animal habitats; aims to keep our climate
stable and stave off the impacts of climate change,” they said.
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