​Climate warming - 2020 will be the hottest year in history after 2016 and 2019

The Australian jungle fire that broke out at the beginning of the year also set the tone for more and more

 people around the world to pay attention to the growing problem of climate warming in 2020.

According to the forecast of the International Meteorological Organizationin October, 2020 will be the hottest year in history after 2016 and 2019.

In fact, since 1850, when global temperatures were recorded, there have been six of the warmest years in

 the past 170 years, that is, the six years since 2015, of which 2020 will be the top three warmest years.

The most significant temperature rise occurred in Siberia near the North Pole where the average 

temperature rose by 5 degrees Celsius.

Scientists have always stressed that greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activities are the cause 

of global warming, of which about 90% of the heat accumulated by man-made climate change in the 

climate system is stored in the ocean.

This has accelerated the melting of icebergs, rising sea levels and more frequent severe weather. 

The number and intensity of tropical storms have greatly increased; forest fires have become more 

violent in a wider range of areas; and more and more areas are flooded.

All these natural disasters displace large numbers of people and endanger the food security of millions 

of people.

In the view of scientists, leaving fossil fuels underground, using renewable energy as much as possible 

and reducing greenhouse gas emissions will be the first step in the right direction to solve the problem 

of climate warming.