. Next year (2015) is likely to be warmer than what the previous 50 years have shown, according to climate experts. These experts also predict that the future climate of our planet will depend on what our leaders are able to do in terms cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Scientists have warned that leaders’ inaction will lead to the destruction of the environment and the suffering of the most vulnerable nations. The more we fail to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, both coastlines and countries will be affected. The Marshal Islands of the South Pacific could be completely submerged if climate change is not addressed. Kiribati is an island country in the middle Pacific Ocean. It has made plans to evacuate all of its residents due to climate change’s rising sea level. Climate experts predict 2015 that 2014 will record another record-breaking season. It has already been the hottest year in history. Leaders of many nations are to blame for failing to make significant commitments in reducing carbon emissions. They warn that this lack of political engagement could lead to a global catastrophe. Scientists warn that if 2015 experiences another record-breaking year of warmth, it will have a significant impact on the agriculture sector. Our long-term food supply will be a problem. The price of food will also increase. Increased frequency of severe weather events According to Noah Diffenbaugh (a senior fellow at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment), the incidence and severity of severe climate events and weather events like severe downpours, storm surges, and record-setting temperatures are increasing around the globe. Most reliable records of weather only go back to 100 decades, so scientists are reluctant to state that global warming has caused extreme weather events. Diffenbaugh stated that the media often focus on whether or not global warming is responsible for a specific event. For real-world decision making, the more important question is: “Is there a statistically significant difference in the likelihood of an event occurring now than it would be in a climate with no human influence?” The United Nations stated on its Climate Change section that: “Climate Change is not far away. This is happening right now, and it is having real effects on our lives. The disruption caused by climate change has already cost us dearly in the present and will continue to do so tomorrow. There is growing awareness that there are affordable and scalable solutions that can be used now to help us all move to more resilient, cleaner economies.
Climate experts say 2015 will be hotter
