I made a thread of unarguable sources because I just feel we all have the right to know the combined impacts of ecological collapse and climate change during capitalism will likely become so severe by 2043 (give or take nine years) that it will be 'hard for everyone to live'
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We need emergency system change now:
Richard Alley, geoscientist at Pennsylvania State University and contributor to multiple IPCC reports:
at 2°C “you are having impacts on most people, impacts on the market, that make it hard for everyone to live.”
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washingtonpost.com/climate-soluti…
Richard Alley, geoscientist at Pennsylvania State University and contributor to multiple IPCC reports:
at 2°C “you are having impacts on most people, impacts on the market, that make it hard for everyone to live.”
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washingtonpost.com/climate-soluti…
We need emergency system change now.
2°C: 'will likely be exceeded between 2034 and 2052 in the highest emissions scenario, with a median year of 2043.'
(scenario of modest mitigation: 2C threshold could be exceeded as early as 2038; median 2052)
3/carbonbrief.org/analysis-when-…
2°C: 'will likely be exceeded between 2034 and 2052 in the highest emissions scenario, with a median year of 2043.'
(scenario of modest mitigation: 2C threshold could be exceeded as early as 2038; median 2052)
3/carbonbrief.org/analysis-when-…
'uncontrolled climate change would see tropical ocean ecosystems exposed to potentially catastrophic temperature rise by 2030. By 2050, tropical forests could also face such conditions..
Limiting global warming to below 2C could delay the date'.
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carbonbrief.org/deep-emissions…
Limiting global warming to below 2C could delay the date'.
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carbonbrief.org/deep-emissions…
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