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Climate Crisis Intensifies Amidst Trump's Climate Denial

2024 is set to be the hottest year on record, exceeding the Paris Agreement threshold. President-elect Trump's climate denial poses a significant challenge to global efforts, impacting the upcoming COP29 summit.

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What are some of the consequences of extreme weather events caused by climate change?: Extreme weather events, exacerbated by climate change, are causing widespread devastation, costing billions of dollars annually and underscoring the urgency for climate action. The increasing frequency and intensity of such events highlight the significant risks of inaction.
What is the projected impact of 2024 on the global temperature according to the provided text?: The year 2024 is projected to surpass the 1.5-degree Celsius warming threshold set by the Paris Agreement, marking the hottest year on record and a critical juncture in the climate crisis.
How will the upcoming COP29 climate summit be affected by the current political climate in the US?: The upcoming COP29 climate summit in Baku will be significantly impacted by the political climate in the US, with potential challenges in securing international cooperation and funding for climate initiatives.
How might President-elect Trump's stance on climate change affect international cooperation on this issue?: President-elect Trump's climate denial and promise to withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement pose a significant threat to global climate action, potentially hindering international efforts to curb emissions and mitigate climate change impacts.
What are the expectations and concerns regarding other nations' climate commitments in light of Trump's position?: While major emitting countries like China and the EU are expected to increase their climate efforts, concerns remain that other nations may use Trump's stance as a pretext to weaken their own climate commitments.

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