A recent study suggests that since 1979, climate change has made heat waves last longer, spike hotter, and impact more people through a 20% slower movement and a 67% increase in frequency. This highlights the urgent need for adaptation and mitigation measures to protect vulnerable communities from the intensifying heat. Additionally, deforestation in Indonesia is exacerbating disasters from severe weather and climate change, with recent flash floods and landslides in West Sumatra contributing to an increasing trend of deadly natural disasters in the region. Another concerning impact is the drought in southern Africa, which has left around 20 million people facing hunger, signaling a pressing need for sustainable solutions to address climate-induced food insecurity.