Echoing others who have noted that we don't have a carbon budget:
Cumulative historical emissions have already resulted in millions of lives being impacted via increased frequency of droughts causing acute food insecurity.
#ClimateCrisis
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Cumulative historical emissions have already resulted in millions of lives being impacted via increased frequency of droughts causing acute food insecurity.
#ClimateCrisis
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"Global emissions have resulted in the rapid warming of the west Pacific, resulting in more rain around Indonesia and concerning but predictable rainfall deficits in arid, food-insecure eastern Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia."
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Ongoing subsidies to oil and gas, & other policy decisions that unnecessarily increase emissions are policy decisions that condemn thousands, if not many more, to suffering and death.
Politicians who make these decisions must be held accountable.
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Politicians who make these decisions must be held accountable.
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To define a carbon budget based on a hypothetical safe temperature increase, one either needs to
a) massively redistribute resources for adaptation from high cumulative emitters to already hugely impacted populations
b) ignore those impacted populations
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a) massively redistribute resources for adaptation from high cumulative emitters to already hugely impacted populations
b) ignore those impacted populations
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