heat wave

Global warming is no longer a distant issue, but an urgent reality that needs to be faced. Since the Industrial Revolution, human activities have emitted large amounts of greenhouse gases, causing the atmosphere to absorb more heat energy, thereby pushing up global temperatures. Scientific data clearly shows that the frequency and intensity of extreme climate events have increased significantly. Melting glaciers and rising sea levels have posed severe threats to the ecological environment and human society. We must actively promote green transformation and reduce carbon emissions in order to effectively curb the trend of global warming and protect the future of future generations.

Taiwan's high summer temperatures are no longer simply a matter of "a few degrees." Under the influence of extreme climate, high temperatures last for a long time and are accompanied by high humidity, which intensifies the burden on the body. We need to have a more in-depth discussion on how to improve people's awareness of heatstroke prevention and establish a more complete early warning and response mechanism to effectively reduce the impact of high temperatures on health and life. Numbers alone cannot fully convey the risk of heat injury in summer.

The temperature rise in Taiwan in recent years is no longer just a summer phenomenon. The intensification of the urban heat island effect, coupled with the impact of climate change, has prolonged the duration of high temperatures, causing a significant impact on people's livelihood and ecology. The government should actively promote energy conservation and carbon reduction measures and strengthen disaster prevention and preparedness in order to effectively respond to increasingly severe climate challenges and protect people's health and well-being. Only by working together can we create a more comfortable and livable future for Taiwan.