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The earth now sees twice as much as 50C


In a number of days, the average global temperature is 50 degrees Celsius 122 degrees Fahrenheit in other words the earth sees the highest temperature since the 1980s.


Temperatures of 50 degrees celsius occur mostly in the eastern hemisphere but are now being recorded in more parts of the world than before North Africa saw them more common.

Here we can see what happened this year Canada for example beats 49 degrees in Italy 48. well, today we present a series called life at 50 degrees celsius looking at the impact of extreme heat first stopping Nigeria.

When climate change destroys much of the fertile land made by the country's oil crisis.

 The issue as Peter is released now she reports that this is my mother who will explain about her fire under the hot sun and before the opening of the open gas in the joy of the rich Nigerian south puts his life in danger of subsidizing his family's temperature.

Here reach boiling points but despite the dangers, happiness uses heat to speed up the drying time of his delicious tapioca drinks.

My long ones can burn my head if the flare leaves where it is headed and the explosion of global oil consumption has had a devastating effect on Nigeria's climate.

The country is facing a severe drought in the north and severe floods in the south when I was a child. 

The rain is not like this. this process is a major source of gas burning and a major contributor to climate change in Nigeria is also illegal in the country.

 However about two million Nigerians live within four kilometers of the gas explosion including happiness with their children.


My children are happy working around the gas is one of the worst livelihoods in our lives but in hell with the results, we need to support our family's happiness and their children worked hard.

Four days straight looking for tapioca to help his family pay for his mother's funeral when I got to Lebara I have no job.

 I asked them they should let me even though they need happiness the family still wants the gas flares to stop in my opinion, the government should lead efforts to end gas fires in the oil industry and hopefully, that will happen significantly reduces heatwave and associated health risks.




Nigeria's economic development is heavily dependent on oil revenues yet the industry makes it one of Africa's largest seed producers of gas and until the government fulfills its promise to eradicate gas.

2030 land area and the lives and livelihoods of millions of such happiness is always in danger peter.

Leslie Hughes is an Australian weather council professor spokesman at Macquarie University and Australia.

 A former Australian weather commissioner I spoke to earlier and asked him what he did with the findings which I say is consistent with what.

 We know about global warming and how temperatures are moderate. to get higher temperatures and therefore from that point of view this report is completely in line with the latest IPCC report and in fact what.

The last three decades of research and who are the main drivers here is the main driver as the report said burning of mineral oil not only in Nigeria but everywhere in the world knows that.

 We now have almost 50% co2 in space than in pre-industrial times where our growth continues and warms the planet is interesting.

I do not mean that the world seems to know more about climate change bad weather we say Europe in Russia Russia and elsewhere but Africa seems less reported.

 why that I think development rate means something lower Climate data collection rates have a low level of climate education and a low level of scientific activity but that does not mean that.

They are less affected and, in many cases, those developing countries and their inhabitants are some of the world's most vulnerable to climate change.

Because, perhaps, this will lead to a severe drought and so the latest Oxfam report shows that about 20 million people every year are now displaced by weather-related events and most of those people are, in fact, displaced from countries like Africa.

 Therefore it is those people who suffer the most from the effects of climate change even on an individual and a global scale.


The level they contribute to the problem yes yes I think it is known not just like fire weather these temperatures uh but also floods and how sure are you that.

This can turn over the next 50 years, the IPCC report released a few weeks ago had one small silver coating that made it very clear that if we reduce.

Pollution quickly and deeply in the next few years and quite before 2030 we have the opportunity to reduce global warming in the middle of the century so in 20 to 30 years of our lives.

 We move on to a safer working environment but equally, it was clear that if we were not controlled by pollution in the next ten years you would know that global temperatures would continue to rise.

 It is something that ultimately does not exist in humans or any other species of the world that can adapt to it.