Yes, how on planet Earth can anyone keep up with this stuff?
I'm still not sure if the Paris Agreement uses a 1750 baseline (which shows we're at 1.3 or 1.4?)?
The fact is, people don't know whether we're at 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, or 1.4. Neither can we grasp the implications easily.
I'm still not sure if the Paris Agreement uses a 1750 baseline (which shows we're at 1.3 or 1.4?)?
The fact is, people don't know whether we're at 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, or 1.4. Neither can we grasp the implications easily.
Here's Paul Beckwith's reply to a very helpful thread.
If Paris is based on 1750, and we're at 1.4°C, how come we never read about it?
Whenever I talk about this I feel like an idiot, but I suspect the idiocy doesn't lie with me. It's all clear as mud.
If Paris is based on 1750, and we're at 1.4°C, how come we never read about it?
Whenever I talk about this I feel like an idiot, but I suspect the idiocy doesn't lie with me. It's all clear as mud.
I read something recently saying the Paris Agreement baseline wasn't clear, or there was no consensus on it or something. Now I can't find the article. Great.
