Every year 57 hot days

International World Weather Attribution (WWA) initiative and Climate research organization 18 researchers from Climate Central analyzed the effect of current plans in Paris Agreement from Climate Central. In order to fight climate change, it is aimed to keep the global temperature rise under 2 degrees until the end of this century with the Paris Agreement, which is accepted in 2015 and signed in 2016. However, the plans offered within the framework of the climate change of the countries are yet robust to achieve this goal. According to the work of WWA and Climate Central, global temperature rise has been released to 1.3 degrees according to the average of the pre-industrial period and emissions continue to rise. Since 2015, Paris Agreement was accepted, global temperature rise has reached 0.3 degrees and this increase led to more than 11 days in the world. In the end of the century of global temperature rise, there is an average of 114 warm days in the world.

Every year the number of hot days can be reduced to half
However, if the countries have implemented existing emissions reduction plans in the Paris Agreement, the temperature rise is limited to 2.6 degrees at the end of the century, 57 days in the world can be passed in front of life. Thus, the implementation of plans in Paris Agreement can reduce the number of hot days every year. This patikada can be avoided 27 hot days in Kenya in 82, Mexico in 77, 69 in Brazil, 36 in Egypt, 34 in Australia, India and USA in 30, UK and 29 in China and 27 hot days in Spain. In the second part of WWA and Central Climate analysis, 6 hot air waves were examined in the last period in South Europe, West Africa, Amazon, Asia, Australia, North and Central America. This hot air waves that lead to many deaths, forest fire and intensive drought reach to 4 degrees of global warming and have a risk of becoming more than 3-6 degrees hot and 75 times more likely with 5 to date. If the temperature rise is kept 2.6 degrees, hot air waves can be 1.5-3 degrees warmer and can become 35 times more likely with 3 to 35 times. [

’ Call for acceleration of the process of removal from fuels]
] The researchers emphasize the importance of avoiding any possible temperature rise, even the next generation will be exposed to dangerous warms and leads to serious health effects.. In this context, scientists have more powerful commitments and policies to speed up the process of remoteing from fossil fuels and calls to move quickly to keep the temperature rise under 2 degrees. London Imperial College Environmental Policies Center Climate Science Professor Friederike Otto analysis assessment, stated that the Paris Agreement creates a strong and legally binding framework to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change, "However, countries should take more steps to move away from oil, gas and coal. We have all the necessary information and technology to ensure that, but it is necessary to quickly implement more powerful and fair policies.

[The world is moving towards a dangerous hot future]
Kristina Dahl, Deputy President of Climate Central Science, has taken into account that the Paris Agreement has made significant contribution to the fight against climate change, but the world’s ‘likely warm future’ accurately. Dahl, who recently transferred that countries were not prepared against the effects of hot weather waves in many countries, noted: "This hot air waves were experienced in the increase of 1.3 degrees of global warming. A large condition, but the effects of 2.6 degrees of warming, which are seen in the forefront of the countries to perform existing emission reduction commitments will be much more serious. Faster, deeper and much more ambitious emission interruptions are vital to live in a safe climate of future generations. "