India bakes under record heat as UN warns five more years of climate extremes
Indian states are reeling from an extreme heat wave, with Rajasthan hitting 48.2°C, reflecting the urgent climate crises facing the country and beyond. According to a UN analysis, there's a dire 75% likelihood that we will breach the 1.5°C temperature limit by 2030.
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