Rising temperatures and increasingly extreme weather events are impacting communities worldwide, according to France24. A warming El Niño climate pattern is expected in the coming months. Recent intense heatwaves in India have pushed temperatures to dangerous levels, posing a particularly serious risk to pregnant women. According to French data, heatwaves have social consequences beyond temperature increases, as women may face increased harassment in public due to wearing lighter clothing such as shorts or sleeveless dresses and tops. Natasha Walter, in her latest book 'Feminism for a World on Fire,' argues that a feminist approach is required to address the climate crisis. According to Bluesky, Natasha Walter contends that mainstream Western feminists should join the dots between the climate crisis and its effects on women.