"Global Heatwaves and Extreme Weather: US and China Address Climate Crisis Amidst Record-breaking Temperatures"

As global temperatures continue to rise, the world is experiencing extreme weather events such as wildfires and floods. The two largest polluters, the United States and China, are engaging in climate talks to address the climate crisis. Record-breaking temperatures, wildfires, and flooding have been observed in various countries. The World Health Organization director-general emphasizes the urgency of taking action. China is facing threats to power grids and crops due to prolonged high temperatures, while South Korea is dealing with deadly flash floods. Europe braces for another heatwave, potentially breaking temperature records. Scientists warn that climate change will make heatwaves more frequent and severe. The health risks associated with extreme heat are a major concern, particularly for vulnerable populations. The world is entering uncharted territory as heatwaves become more common.