Heatwaves will get worse the longer we fail to reach net zero targets, research says

Heatwaves will get worse the longer we fail to reach net zero targets, research says

Indigenous peoples protesting for climate justice during the COP30 UN Climate Summit on Monday. Photo: AP/Andre Penner

The planet will continue to be hit by hotter, longer, and more frequent heatwaves if we delay reaching a target of net zero emissions, new research has suggested, as negotiations are due to step up a gear in a crucial week at the UN's Cop30 climate change summit.

The conference in Belem, Brazil, has entered its final week, with talks to place among countries to hammer out a consensus on climate goals.

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