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Countries are not doing enough to keep Earth's temperature from rising to near-catastrophic levels, a UN report says
By Scottie Andrew
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UNEP: 1.5C climate target ‘slipping out of reach’
By Zeke Hausfather
US leads greenhouse gas emissions on a per capita basis, report finds
By Pippa Stevens
Earth set to warm 3.2 C by 2100 unless efforts to cut emissions are tripled, new UN report finds
By Nicole Mortillaro
In bleak report, U.N. says drastic action is only way to avoid worst effects of climate change
By Brady Dennis
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UN Environment Programme
UNEP
No part of the world is unaffected by the climate crisis.
“Done right, national climate plans [...] can catapult sustainable development, connecting billions to clean power, boosting health, creating clean jobs & advancing equality” – @antonioguterres: news.un.org/en/story/2024/04/1148921 pic.twitter.com/CyDa9sadTF
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IPCC
IPCC_CH
To complete the first draft of any report, IPCC authors assess thousands of pieces of scientific literature. IPCC does not conduct its own research.
In the last report 786 authors assessed over 100,000 sources.
What literature does the IPCC assess? 👉 bit.ly/IPLit pic.twitter.com/1Hk6YZDY9b
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World Meteorological Organization
WMO
WMO has been releasing #StateOfClimate reports for over 30 years. After reading the report, please take a short survey to share your thoughts on how you utilize the information and how we can improve.
Take our survey: ow.ly/rtsO50R3Vf4 pic.twitter.com/nCGA752Rnk
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Glen Peters
Peters_Glen
To keep below 1.5°C, with a 50-50 chance, would require global CO2 emissions to be zero in ~2038 (orange line).
The other scenarios (blue) overshoot to ~1.6°C before going back <1.5°C in 2100 (& they start with a global carbon price in 2020).
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