Did you know? Climate change could be intensifying.  Here is a plot of Global Temperature anomalies and frequency.  Source: NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies & Copernicus Climate Change Service. (2026). Global Climate Acceleration Indicators (2005–2025). Charted via AI Assistant Workspace using historical temperature anomaly datasets. Retrieved May 15, 2026.

• The red line demonstrates a steady upward trend in global surface temperatures, culminating in record-breaking spikes between 2023 and 2025. The actual temperature anomalies are verified by NASA and the European Union’s Copernicus Service
• The orange bars reveal extreme heat day trends, highlighting the non-linear erratic nature of climate change. The number of days globally that break severe climate thresholds (such as the 1.5 °C threshold) has expanded rapidly from single digits in the mid-2000s to over 150 days per year by 2024–2025. Thresholds are defined by the World Meteorological Organization’s ETCCDI framework
• The electrification of industrial heating equipment offers one of the lowest costs per kW, making it a highly cost-effective strategy to reduce global GHG emissions.