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Lack of sand can cause global change in the world

In a low-emission scenario that keeps temperatures rising to 2 ° C, the extinction rate will range from about 4% of natural level to 10%

The temperature has already reached 46 degrees Celsius, and in March - the highest level since 1901

If humanity does not take any measures and trends continue, by 2050 this figure will reach 55%

Decarbonisation of buildings should be a key pillar of global emission reduction efforts

Due to the climate crisis, natural disasters occur where they have not been before

Damage to water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure also poses broad health threats

District heating is based on thermal installations and thermal power plants, which must meet stringent EU environmental requirements

Polluted air in China caused about 1.4 million premature deaths in 2019

In Europe in 2021, the temperature rose by a record 2 ° C: what are the consequences

Areas should be designated as protected only if it is proven that wildlife is restored in the long run

Geopolitical upheavals determine the flow of capital