2020 is one of the hottest years on record. Why does the EU Climate Agency say this?

Inspection agencies in the European Union found that 20 16 and 2020 were the years with the highest temperatures on record. However, the temperature in 20 16 was due to the periodic El Nino phenomenon, so the average temperature rose by 0.2℃. But this phenomenon did not appear in 2020, that is to say, its original temperature made the temperature reach such a high level in 2020.

It has been six years since the European Union's climate monitoring agency officially entered the record in 20 15, and 2020 is the year with the highest temperature in this record time. Moreover, through the trend of temperature changes in recent years, we can see that climate warming and temperature rise are a continuous and deepening phenomenon, so this should attract our attention. In 2020, the temperature was 1.2℃ higher than that before industrialization. That is to say, it is precisely because of better and better industrial development that people are destroying the environment more and more seriously, so now the temperature rises at 1℃, and the temperature in 20 16 is so high because of the periodic El Niñ o phenomenon, which has increased it so much. The reason why the El Niñ o phenomenon affects the global temperature is that the rising surface water temperature in the tropical Pacific directly affects the global temperature, which usually occurs every two to seven years.

Therefore, we should be more alert to the harm caused by climate warming. It is precisely because of people's uncontrolled waste of natural resources, uncontrolled exploitation of resources and the accumulation of greenhouse effect that people have been vigorously developing industry, but they have not thought of sustainable development. It is precisely because of the growing greenhouse effect that the absorption and emission of the geogas system are unbalanced, and those energies are accumulated in the geogas system, which makes the global temperature rise. In addition, people will burn those chemical fuels when developing industry, such as the consumption of cars now.

Then the greenhouse effect will bring great harm to the world. Glacier melting, which we often say, is one of them. Of course, the glaciers here are mainly continental glaciers. Once the glaciers melt, the global sea level will inevitably rise, so those countries with territorial waters will definitely be affected, as will the landlocked countries with lower altitudes. Muscle warming will also make extreme weather more and more frequent, such as high temperature weather or extremely cold weather in recent years, or some events such as tsunamis and volcanic eruptions often occur.