Are climate events just climate variability or #climatechange? One of the many questions answered by @IPCC_CH Vice-Chair @DianaUrge in today’s @Euronews #ClimateNow Live Debate on @CopernicusEU European #StateoftheClimate report. 🔴 Watch the recording www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKNydpyPg8c pic.twitter.com/DrixYAbwgl

🔴 Join #IPCC Vice-Chair @DianaUrge & other experts for a @Euronews #ClimateNow Live Debate today at 2 pm CEST on the latest @CopernicusEU European #StateoftheClimate report and what it means for the continent’s climate. www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKNydpyPg8c pic.twitter.com/Gofy4EuvQ2

This March was the hottest on record – the tenth month of record heat in a row. The 1.5-degree limit is still possible, but not for long. Ambitious new national climate plans are essential to get countries on that path - with no loopholes, opt-outs or half-measures.

This trend is particularly concerning, given that Europe sees an increasing number of days with at least ‘strong heat stress,’ and in 2023 experienced a record number of days with ‘extreme heat stress.’ European State of the Climate 2023 report: ow.ly/SWxK50RkSLW pic.twitter.com/WWezvJD4dg