Scientists: Global warming exacerbates climate extremes and affects public health

Over the past few years, the Global warming is a challenge to humanity and a direct threat to the health of the Earth’s population, due to the rising temperatures, melting ice, rising sea levels, changing weather patterns, harming ecosystems, and increasing diseases.

A recent scientific study conducted by scientists from the University of "Nanjing" And the Institute Severe fluctuations will increase by 17% and their overall intensity will increase by 20% by 2100, which will affect areas where more than 80% of the world’s population lives.

Death data in China and the United States revealed a strong association between daily temperature fluctuations and the risk of death, especially as a result of cardiovascular diseases and respiratory diseases.