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Global Climate Trends in 2024

Infographic showing global climate trends in 2024. Includes a temperature graph, global heat map, and data on emissions, energy, and ice loss.
A line graph displays the global average temperature from 1900 to 2024. The temperature rises steadily, with a sharper increase after 1980. In 2024, the global average temperature is 1.4°C above pre-industrial levels.

Global Heat Map:

A world map shows regional temperature anomalies:

North America: +1.5°C

Europe: +1.8°C

Asia: +2.1°C

Arctic region: +3.4°C (dark red)

Equatorial regions: +0.8°C

Pie Chart 1 – CO₂ Emission Sources:

Transportation: 24%

Industry: 30%

Electricity & Heat: 36%

Other: 10%

Pie Chart 2 – Arctic Ice Loss Impact:

Sea Level Rise: 55%

Biodiversity Loss: 30%

Weather Pattern Disruption: 15%

Pie Chart 3 – Global Energy Sources:

Fossil Fuels: 65%

Renewables: 30%

Nuclear: 5%

Summary Insight 

Global warming continues to accelerate, with the Arctic warming at more than twice the global average. Fossil fuels remain the dominant energy source, contributing heavily to emissions. Arctic ice loss is directly driving sea level rise and ecosystem disruption.