Climate Emergency Forum focuses on the severe health impacts of extreme heat, particularly on vulnerable populations like pregnant women, infants, and prisoners. It highlights that heat waves are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the critical issue of climate tipping points, emphasizing their interconnected nature and potential to cause irreversible changes in the Earth's climate system.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the state of the cryosphere with unprecedented warming observed in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. This warming trend is a cause for concern as it indicates a deviation from historical climate patterns.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the severe heat waves experienced globally, with temperatures reaching 50°C and impacting billions of people as well as wildfires, highlighting recent incidents such as the devastating fire in Jasper, Alberta.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the significant impact of food choices on the environment, with insights from Hannah Ritchie's book, "Not the End of the World," and advocates for a shift towards plant-based diets.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events and their compounding effects, providing examples from Hurricane Beryl and the recent flooding in Toronto.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the widespread nature of armed conflicts, which not only cause immediate destruction but also have long-lasting effects on climate and ecosystems from emissions and post-war reconstruction.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the critical issue of deforestation, efforts to protect and restore forests globally and how forest loss contributes significantly to climate change.

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the content of the recent UN Secretary General António Guterres’ speech given at the American Museum of Natural History where the need for urgent action is reiterated, saying "we are flirting with climate disaster.”

Climate Emergency Forum discusses the importance of preserving and restoring kelp forests, mangroves, seagrass meadows, and coral reefs, which play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance and supporting marine life.