¿Did you know that…?
The summer of 2020 in Spain registered an average temperature of 23.9 ºC, that is, 0.9 ºC above normal. It was the sixth consecutive summer with above normal temperatures and the ninth warmest of the 21st century.
An atmospheric CO2 concentration of 415 ppm was registered in 2019, an all-time record for the planet.
The effects of Climate Change are already visible in Spain; around 25% less rain falls nowadays than 50 years ago, and average temperatures have risen by as much as 8 °C in some regions. This leads to higher rates of evaporation, which in turn leads to heavier rainfall and flooding. In the last 20 years alone, it is estimated that the country has lost 20% of its freshwater supply, the water table has dropped dramatically, and what little glacial ice remains in the Pyrenees (90% has already been lost) is melting away at a rapid pace.
We are all together in this global project of change, in which achieving carbon neutrality marks the path to follow.
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