For the A1B emissions scenario (a balanced emphasis on all energy sources), projected temperature increases over Indonesia are generally in the range of 2-2.5°C. There are a few areas in Borneo and Sumatra where temperatures of 2.5-3°C are projected. Read more about For the A1B emissions scenario (a balanced emphasis on all energy sources), projected temperature increases over Indonesia are generally in the range of 2-2.5°C. There are a few areas in Borneo and Sumatra where temperatures of 2.5-3°C are projected.
The mean annual temperature increases by between 1.4 and 2°C from 2019 levels. Read more about The mean annual temperature increases by between 1.4 and 2°C from 2019 levels.
The number of people with diabetes reaches 21.8 million by this year, up from 12 million in 2017. Read more about The number of people with diabetes reaches 21.8 million by this year, up from 12 million in 2017.
Cancer cases in Mexico rise by 88.6% compared with 2019 levels. Read more about Cancer cases in Mexico rise by 88.6% compared with 2019 levels.
40% of Mexican adults are obese, increasing the risks for the development of chronic diseases. Read more about 40% of Mexican adults are obese, increasing the risks for the development of chronic diseases.
Mexico's senior population, aged over 60 years, comprises 25% of the total population, up from 12% in 2021. Read more about Mexico's senior population, aged over 60 years, comprises 25% of the total population, up from 12% in 2021.
Flooding due to sea level rise threatens as much as 6% of oil palm production and 4% of rubber production. Read more about Flooding due to sea level rise threatens as much as 6% of oil palm production and 4% of rubber production.
Sea levels rise 0.25-1.03 meters from 1990-1999 levels based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM). Read more about Sea levels rise 0.25-1.03 meters from 1990-1999 levels based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM).
Rainfall increases by 5.1-12% by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels and 9-32% by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM). Read more about Rainfall increases by 5.1-12% by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels and 9-32% by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM).
A 1.0-1.7°C temperature increase by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels is likely, followed by a 2.5-3.5°C increase by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM). Read more about A 1.0-1.7°C temperature increase by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels is likely, followed by a 2.5-3.5°C increase by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM).
