Over the past three decades, our planet has undergone breathtaking change, and the alarming numbers paint a bleak picture. Here are the ten horror dates that reveal the demise of the Earth between 1991 and 2021:

1. Glowing Globe: Earth's average temperature climbed from 14.47 degrees Celsius in 1991 to 15.11 degrees Celsius in 2021 - a searing 0.64 degree Celsius rise that reveals our Earth's frightening temperature shock.
2. CO2 Alert: The CO2 levels in the atmosphere exploded from 354 ppm in 1991 to 414 ppm in 2021 - a shocking 60 ppm increase that is pushing the climate to the brink of collapse.
3. Ice melting in nirvana: Arctic melting accelerated, with a loss of 2.68 million km² of ice between 1991 and 2021 - an ice massacre that underlines the dramatic decline of our polar regions. 
4. Tidal waves of doom: Sea level rise accelerated, from 2.0 mm in 1991 to a staggering 3.3 mm per year 2021 - a ticking time bomb threatening coastal areas worldwide.
5. Heatwave of horror: The number of heatwaves exploded from 2 in 1991 to 8 in 2021 - a relentless heat hell that is turning the face of our planet into an oven.
6. Hurricane Inferno: The Number of Category 3 hurricanes and stronger cyclones doubled from 8 in 1991 to 18 in 2021 - a tropical cyclone tsunami sweeping across the world's oceans.
7. Glacier grave: Glacier melt doubled from 0.6 m/year in the year 1991 to 1.2 m/year in 2021 - an icy nightmare that marks the end of the glacial era.
8. Drought dystopia: The number of droughts exploded from 4 in 1991 to 10 in 2021 - a desert plague that threatens the survival of entire Regions threatened.
9. Flood apocalypse: The number of floods doubled from 600 in 1991 to 1,200 in 2021 - an apocalyptic tidal wave that submerges areas of land.
10. Locust hell: The number of climate-related locust plagues in Africa multiplied from 2 in 1991 to 8 in 2021 – a biblical drama that throws agriculture into chaos.

Death trap climate change: humanity is on the brink of the abyss!

The mechanism of this demise is man-made – an infernal symphony of carbon dioxide emitted by the greedy burning rituals of coal, oil and gas. Our Earth is suffocating under a deadly blanket as temperatures rise, glaciers melt and the climate spirals out of control. The planet cries out for rescue as heatwaves, storms and floods combine into an apocalyptic crescendo. Climate change is no longer a distant warning; it is here and now, and the pressing question is: Will we dare to save our earth before it is too late? The countdown is on and the time to act is now!