The IPCC Sixth Assessment Report reveals human influence is "very likely" (90%) the main driver of climate change. Global warming causes not only the rise of sea levels, but droughts and floods. In 2021, high temperatures and heavy rains have continued to spread around the world, which highlights the increase in extreme weather. In fact, mankind is facing the final moment of life and death.

Burning from the southern hemisphere to the northern one

Remember the 8-month 2019-20 bushfires in Australia? It is estimated that the bushfires had burned over 17 million hectares and led to the deaths of at least 33 people and billions of animals. However, Australia experienced another wildfires at the beginning of 2021, and it lasted for almost a month, and then Argentina, the Russian Far East, and South Africa relayed all the way. In June, the northern hemisphere

In January 2021, there were also fires in Australia, but the immediate rainfall made the fires extinguished. However, the violent heavy rain also flooded and caused disasters for local residents. In March 2021, the heavy rain brings 900 mm of rainfall within 6 days, which was more than three times the average rainfall in March, causing severe flooding in New South Wales. Unfortunately, catastrophic floods have broken out in many places around the world.

In early July 2021, severe landslides occurred in Japan due to heavy rains. A total of 21 people were killed, and 8 people are still unaccounted for. In mid-July, at least 157 people died due to severe flooding in Western Europe, caused by what experts described as the heaviest rainfall in a century. Thousands of people were forced to evacuate. At the end of July, it dropped the equivalent of a year's rainfall in just three days in China, killing more than 300 people. In early September, New York declared a state of emergency due to historic heavy rains. At least 67 people across eight U.S. states have died due to this flooding.