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Bien doi khi hau do con nguoi gay ra dang day chau Au vao tinh trang bao dong kep: Nhiet do tang dot bien de doa tinh mang nguoi dan va nhung tac dong kinh te nghiem trong co the khien GDP cua Eurozone sut giam toi 5% vao nam 2030. Anh: AFP/GettyMot nghien cuu moi do Vien nghien cuu Copernicus cua chau Au cong bo cho thay, bien doi khi hau do con nguoi gay ra da lam nhiet do tai nhieu thanh pho chau Au tang them tu 2-4 degrees Celsius, pushing heat to dangerous thresholds and can be fatal without appropriate protection measures.The scientists have analyzed temperature data from 12 European cities from June 23 to July 2, at the time of the heat wave in the early summer. The temperature in some places exceeds 40 degrees Celsius, causing health agencies to issue emergency warnings. According to the research team, if there is no impact of climate change, the heat level during this time may be lower than 2-4 deg C, which means significantly reducing the risk of death due to heat. It is estimated that about 2,300 people were killed due to high temperatures in cities in the 10 days mentioned above, of which more than 1,500 cases could be avoided without climate change. Many schools and tourist destinations are forced to close. The phenomenon of tropical night - when the night temperature is not cool enough for the body to recover - occurs in many parts of southern Europe. The temperature increases only a few C degrees can also become silent killers, especially threatening the elderly, young children, people with background diseases, outdoor labor and residents living in urban areas. In cities, the thermal island effect exacerbates the situation when concrete and the road surface absorbs heat, creating huge heat maps. The surface of the Mediterranean surface in June also increased records, some places higher than 5 degrees Celsius, reaching 27 deg C on June 30. High sea temperature not only affects the marine ecosystem but also reduces the night cooling effect for coastal areas. The threat of pulling 5% of GDPSong reductions, but with public health risks, a serious economic warning is also given by economists of the European Central Bank (ECB). On the official blog, ECB warned that climate disasters such as drought, forest fires, floods and storms could reduce Eurozones GDP by 5% by 2030, without drastic policy action.ECB emphasized that climate change is no longer a hidden risk that has become a upcoming danger. According to a serious scenario, all 20 Eurozone member states can suffer from great economic damage not only from natural disasters that occur in the country but also from global climate shocks, interrupting supply chains - a key factor to the regional economy.ECB thinks that the impact of climate change can cause a recession equivalent to global financial crisis, when the supply chains have been disrupted, increased the economy. In addition, extreme heat and natural disasters will directly affect the workforce, assets and infrastructure systems. ECB notes this is not a forecast, but a warning on what may occur in the next 5 years without timely policy action, including extremist climate phenomena that only occur every 50 years. great harm. On the contrary, the scenario is more positive - The way to Paris, aiming to achieve the objectives of the Paris Agreement on climate, shows that Europe can still absorb green conversion costs and maintain stable economic growth, in fact, Western Europe has spent three consecutive hot hot hot in the last three years, partly showing that the warnings are gradually becoming a reality and climate change, but also in urgent mathematical problems, but also in urgent mathematical problems, but also in terms of climate change, but also in urgent mathematical problems, but also in urgent mathematical problems, but also in terms of climate change, but also in urgent mathematical problems, but also in urgent mathematical problems, but also in terms of urgent mathematics, but also the climate change, but also the climate change, but also the climate change, but also the climate change, but also the climate change, but also the climate change, but also the climate change, but the climate change has become a problem, but the climate change has become an urgent mathemon Safety and livelihoods of the people.
