Climate change could be irreversible by 2035. It's time to act.

A 2024 study by scientists in the Netherlands and the UK estimates that climate change could reach a point of no return by the year 2035. After that, we may not be able to prevent further temperature rise of the Earth, leading to disaster.

What is Climate Change?

Climate change is an umbrella term defining long term shifts in weather and temperature. These changes can be natural, but humans drive the majority of climate change, which is accelerating. Climate change concerns every living organism on Earth, including humans. This blog focuses specifically on the numerous ways that climate change influences human health, both direct and indirect.

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Hey there! I'm Neha, a high school student with a passion for science. One issue that especially calls to me is climate change- the way it affects temperature, sea level, storm severity, glacier melt- but, most of all, the health of every living organism on Earth. Through this blog, I want to raise awareness to the often overlooked aspects of climate change. If you're interested in exploring how environmental shifts impact us all, stick around!