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IEA Warns CO2 Emissions Set to Climb to ‘All-Time High’ as Rich Nations Skimp on Clean Energy
The Paris-based agency slammed rich governments for promising to “build back better” but refusing to “put their money where their mouth is.”
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Hits Highest Level in Over 4 Million Years
“If we want to avoid catastrophic climate change, the highest priority must be to reduce CO2 pollution to zero at the earliest possible date.”
Source: Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Hits Highest Level in Over 4 Million Years | Common Dreams News
The Climate Solution Actually Adding Millions of Tons of CO2 Into the Atmosphere – Inside Climate News
CO2 Now at Levels Unseen in 3.6 Million Years
Despite pandemic shutdowns, the NOAA warns that carbon dioxide and methane “continued their unrelenting rise in 2020.”
Source: CO2 Now at Levels Unseen in 3.6 Million Years – In These Times
CO2 Now at Levels Unseen in 3.6 Million Years
Despite pandemic shutdowns, the NOAA warns that carbon dioxide and methane “continued their unrelenting rise in 2020.”
Source: CO2 Now at Levels Unseen in 3.6 Million Years – In These Times
Despite Pandemic Shutdowns, CO2 Now at Levels Unseen in 3.6 Million Years
NOAA warned that carbon dioxide and methane “continued their unrelenting rise in 2020.”
Source: Despite Pandemic Shutdowns, CO2 Now at Levels Unseen in 3.6 Million Years | Common Dreams News
‘We Have to Act’: Atmospheric CO2 Passes 420 PPM for First Time Ever
Is this is confirmed, then it is truly groundbreaking to say the least.
And I don’t mean that in a good way… https://t.co/vwFOENLcWQ— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) April 5, 2021
How ExxonMobil’s plan to Surge its CO2 output is Like Trump’s plan to Deal with the Coronavirus
Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – Trump made a mad dash to escape his hospital room at Walter Reed, browbeating his …
Source: How ExxonMobil’s plan to Surge its CO2 output is Like Trump’s plan to Deal with the Coronavirus
‘Worst-case’ CO2 emissions scenario is best for assessing climate risk and impacts to 2050: RCP 8.5 tracks within 1% of actual emissions
The RCP 8.5 carbon emissions pathway is the most appropriate for conducting assessments of climate change impacts by 2050, according to a new article. Long dismissed as an alarmist or misleading worst-case scenario, the authors argue that is actually the closest approximation of both historical emissions and anticipated outcomes of current global climate policies, tracking within 1% of actual emissions.
