Climate change is here. Trying to mitigate it is no longer enough
It is no longer about preventing tomorrow’s crises, but adapting for today’s realities
EVERY year, the world breaks another climate record. Temperatures climb higher. Floods become more destructive. Wildfires grow more intense. Heatwaves last longer.
Across Europe and Asia, extreme heatwaves have pushed temperatures to dangerous levels, leading to mounting heat-related deaths. In June 2026, France recorded 5,764 more heatwave-related deaths than usual, the highest excess mortality rate during a heatwave in the country since 2003.
Climate change is no longer tomorrow’s problem – it is today’s reality.
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