While global warming, which is a universal problem, continues to increase without slowing down, an emergency call came from the United Nations. The UN Secretary General called for the declaration of a climate emergency around the world. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres shared new developments in global warming and called for a worldwide declaration of a climate emergency. "The state of emergency must continue until the carbon level is neutral," Guterres addressed to all leaders around the world, saying, "Carbon dioxide levels are at a record level. It is 1.2 degrees warmer than before the industrial revolution. If we do not change this course, we can reach a temperature level of more than 3 degrees in the century we live in." "Can anyone still deny that we are dealing with a dramatic situation?" Guterres warned of the latest developments. asked. Emphasizing that some countries see risks, Guterres said that approximately 38 countries have declared the climate state of emergency. Guterres noted that all other countries should do the same.
A 'State of Emergency' call for the climate
