Météo France forecasts a significant increase in extreme heat days in Polynesia, reaching over 150 per year by the end of the century. This situation could lead to risks of hyperthermia, exacerbated by ambient humidity. Temperatures considered warm will become the norm, while CO2 emissions related to transportation remain concerning. Actions are being considered to reduce environmental impact.
Polynesia Facing a Future of Extreme Heat: More than 150 Days a Year by 2100
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