China News Service, June 19th. According to a comprehensive report, extreme heat waves have recently swept through the western United States, and tens of millions of Americans are facing record high temperature warnings. This not only exacerbates the drought, but also increases the risk of wildfires.
Studies have found that more than one-third of high-temperature deaths are caused by human factors
Chinanews.com, Haikou, May 30th (Reporter Yin Haiming) 40.3℃! This was the highest temperature in Haikou City on May 30th. On that day, the highest temperature in 4 townships in Haikou was above 40°C, and the highest temperature in 30 townships was above 37°C.
Source:Science and Technology Daily News The research team composed of Japan Institute of Material and Materials Research, Japan International Nanostructure Research Center, and Tohoku University in Japan successfully developed a high-sensitivity magnet that can work stably with low power consumption even at a high temperature of 500℃ using diamond The sensor, and it is theoretically clear that diamond can be driven stably at high temperatures, which can overcome the shortcomings of existing high-temperature magnetic sensors.
The temperature in many places has broken records, which shows that global warming is already an irreversible fact. We can think about the question:If global warming continues to intensify, how many years can human beings live?
According to data from the US Meteorological Department, this high temperature weather covers a very wide area, starting from the states on the Pacific coast, extending from west to east, until the front line from Montana to New Mexico. For this reason, many states issued extreme high temperature warnings, and residents are advised to pay attention to health , And reminded that high temperature may cause wildfire disasters.
On June 20, the Siberian town of Verkhoyansk in Russia in the Arctic Circle measured a high temperature of 38 degrees Celsius, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
A few hours ago, on the Johns Hopkins University data page, the number of confirmed new crowns worldwide jumped to 20 million, and the death toll is approaching 750,000.
On August 9, a man cools off in a fountain in the northern French city of Lille. Various parts of France have been swept by heat waves recently, and several provinces including Paris have issued high-temperature red warnings. The French Meteorological Agency expects the high-temperature weather to continue at least until the middle of next week. Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Sebastian Courgi) On August 9, people lined up to buy iced drinks in the northern French city of Lille.
On August 7, two women walked in Trocadero Square in Paris, France. All parts of France were swept by a heat wave on the 7th. 9 provinces, including Paris, issued a high temperature red warning for the first time this year, and 53 provinces issued an orange warning. The French Meteorological Agency predicts that the high temperature will last at least until next week.