00:00Japan is warning about what extreme heat could look like by 2050.
00:03A new climate forecast shows a hotter future under current emissions trends.
00:08It projects 40 degrees Celsius, or higher, in up to 157 locations.
00:13Japan has already seen extreme heat arrive earlier than scientists once expected.
00:18Days above 35 degrees Celsius are becoming an increasingly serious concern.
00:23The forecast warns that outdoor activities could face new restrictions.
00:27Children may be kept indoors, while outdoor workers could face tougher conditions.
00:32Food production could also come under growing pressure from extreme weather.
00:36The forecast also highlights risks from increasingly destructive super typhoons.
00:41Japan's J-League is changing match schedules to reduce heat-related risks.
00:46The campaign promotes renewable energy, electric vehicles, and stronger climate action.
00:51The message is clear. Cutting emissions now could help limit the risks ahead.
00:56Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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