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‘Every 0.1C’ of overshoot above 1.5C increases risk of crossing tipping points - Carbon Brief
2024-08-01 by in Carbon BriefNew study investigates the risk of crossing four interconnected tipping points under different “policy-relevant” future emissions scenarios.
Tagged under: Tipping Points
Analysis: What record global heat means for breaching the 1.5C warming limit - Carbon Brief
2024-06-13 by in Carbon BriefCarbon Brief provides an updated analysis of when the world will likely exceed the Paris 1.5C limit
Experts: What are the biggest geopolitical risks to climate action in 2024? - Carbon Brief
2024-05-20 by in Carbon BriefCarbon Brief asked experts from around the world what they think the biggest geopolitical risks to climate action will be in 2024.
Guest post: Solar plus batteries ‘cheaper than new coal’ for meeting China’s rising demand - Carbon Brief
2024-05-09 by in Carbon BriefChina’s climate and energy policies present something of a paradox: while expanding clean energy, China has also been building new coal power plants
Guest post: Ice-age analysis suggests worst-case global warming is less likely - Carbon Brief
2024-05-01 by in Carbon BriefNew study finds that the Last Glacial Maximum provides even stronger evidence for modern-day climate sensitivity than previously thought.
State of the climate: 2024 off to a record-warm start - Carbon Brief
2024-04-23 by in Carbon BriefGlobal temperatures have been exceptionally high over the past three months – at around 1.6C above pre-industrial levels
Antarctic sea ice ‘behaving strangely’ as Arctic reaches ‘below-average’ winter peak - Carbon Brief
2024-03-26 by in Carbon BriefAntarctic sea ice is “behaving strangely” and might have entered a “new regime”, says director of the US National Snow and Ice Data Centre.
Tagged under: Arctic | Antarctic
Factcheck: 18 misleading myths about heat pumps - Carbon Brief
2024-03-21 by in Carbon BriefHeat pumps are an alternative to gas boilers and wood stoves for indoor heating. They...
Guest post: Climate adaptation becomes less effective as the world warms - Carbon Brief
2024-03-15 by in Carbon Briefresearch suggests that existing limits and barriers to adaptation could take decades to overcome, particularly in vulnerable countries
Analysis: UK emissions in 2023 fell to lowest level since 1879 - Carbon Brief
2024-03-11 by in Carbon BriefThe UK’s greenhouse gas emissions fell by 5.7% in 2023 to their lowest level since 1879, according to new Carbon Brief analysis.
Tagged under: Net Zero | Greenhouse Gases | UK | Climate Data
Analysis: Trump election win could add 4bn tonnes to US emissions by 2030 - Carbon Brief
2024-03-06 by in Carbon BriefA victory for Donald Trump in November’s presidential election could add 4bn tonnes of US emissions by 2030 compared with Joe Biden’s plans
The Carbon Brief Interview: Chris Skidmore - Carbon Brief
2024-01-17 by in Carbon BriefChris Skidmore has been both UK energy and science minister and led an independent government review into net-zero published in 2023
Tagged under: Net Zero
Met Office: A review of the UK’s climate in 2023 - Carbon Brief
2024-01-12 by in Carbon BriefThe Met Office reviews the UK’s climate in 2023, the events that shaped the year, and how human-caused climate change influenced them.
Analysis: Record opposition to climate action by UK’s right-leaning newspapers in 2023 - Carbon Brief
2024-01-09 by in Carbon BriefLast year saw a record number of UK newspaper editorials opposing climate action – almost exclusively from right-leaning titles.
COP28: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Dubai - Carbon Brief
2023-12-13 by in Carbon BriefCarbon Brief provides in-depth analysis of all the key outcomes from the COP28 climate change summit in Dubai – both inside and outside the COP.
Tagged under: COP28
Saudi Arabia is trying to block a global deal to end fossil fuels, negotiators say - Carbon Brief
2023-12-11 (or before) in Carbon BriefNegotiators and other officials have warned that Saudi Arabia has become “the biggest obstacle to an agreement” at COP28.
Tagged under: Fossil Fuels | Saudi Arabia
Q&A: Climate tipping points have put Earth on ‘disastrous trajectory’, says new report - Carbon Brief
2023-12-06 by in Carbon BriefThe Earth is on a “disastrous trajectory” with “no adequate global governance” to deal with climate tipping points, warns a major new report.
Tagged under: Tipping Points
Revealed: How colonial rule radically shifts historical responsibility for climate change - Carbon Brief
2023-11-26 by in Carbon BriefHistorical responsibility for climate change is radically shifted when colonial rule is taken into account, Carbon Brief analysis reveals.
Tagged under: Colonialism
Q&A: Warming of 2C would trigger ‘catastrophic’ loss of world’s ice, new report says - Carbon Brief
2023-11-16 by in Carbon BriefGlobal warming of 2C would see “extensive, long-term [and] essentially irreversible” losses from the Earth’s ice sheets and glaciers, warns a new report.
Tagged under: Global Warming
Analysis: Global CO2 emissions could peak as soon as 2023, IEA data reveals - Carbon Brief
2023-10-26 by in Carbon BriefGlobal carbon dioxide emissions from energy use and industry could peak as soon as this year, according to Carbon Brief analysis of figures from the IEA.
State of the climate: Global temperatures throughout mid-2023 shatter records - Carbon Brief
2023-10-23 by in Carbon BriefThe first three quarters of 2023 has seen exceptional heat globally, putting 2023 on track to be the warmest year since records began in the mid-1800s.
Tagged under: Extreme Heat | Climate Change | Climate Data
Drying of Amazon could be early warning of ‘tipping point’ for the rainforest - Carbon Brief
2023-10-04 by in Carbon BriefRecent drying over the Amazon could be the “first warning signal” that the rainforest is...
Tagged under: Amazon Rainforest | Tipping Points
Guest post: How heat pumps became a Nordic success story - Carbon Brief
2023-10-02 by in Carbon BriefA common criticism of heat pumps is that they do not work in cold weather. But how did heat pumps became a Nordic success story?
In-depth Q&A: What do Rishi Sunak’s U-turns mean for UK climate policy? - Carbon Brief
2023-09-22 by in Carbon BriefIn this article, Carbon Brief explains the context of the Rishi Sunak’s speech and factchecks his new announcements on UK climate policy.
Tagged under: Rishi Sunak
Summer of 2023 the hottest ever recorded - Carbon Brief
2023-09-07 (or before) in Carbon BriefThe northern hemisphere’s summer of 2023 has been the hottest on record, reports the Guardian.
Guest post: Gauging the success of climate change adaptation - Carbon Brief
2023-08-21 by in Carbon BriefAs the impacts of climate change materialise around the world, the importance of good adaptation becomes all the more pressing.
Tagged under: Climate Change | Climate Change Impacts
Steel industry makes ‘pivotal’ shift towards lower-carbon production - Carbon Brief
2023-07-19 by in Carbon BriefThe steel industry has made a ‘pivotal’ shift towards lower-carbon forms of production, a new report says, but remains short of a 1.5C-compatible pathway.
Guest post: How ‘locally led’ adaptation can help address climate change - Carbon Brief
2023-07-18 by in Carbon BriefHow locally-led adaptation (LLA) can help to deliver on the promise to build resilience to climate impacts around the world?
Tagged under: Climate Change | Climate Change Impacts
Guest post: Climate models underestimate food security risk from ‘compound’ extreme weather - Carbon Brief
2023-07-05 by in Carbon BriefNew research shows that climate models tend to underestimate the risks of concurrent extreme weather events.
Analysis: How low-sulphur shipping rules are affecting global warming - Carbon Brief
2023-07-03 by in Carbon BriefCarbon Brief analyses the likely side-effects of regulations to reduce the sulphur content of marine fuels.
Factcheck: Why banning new North Sea oil and gas is not a ‘Just Stop Oil plan’ - Carbon Brief
2023-06-08 by in Carbon BriefOver recent days, a small but prominent group of Conservative politicians in the UK have...
Loss and damage: How can culture and heritage loss be measured and addressed? - Carbon Brief
2023-04-05 by in Carbon BriefExperts met at the University of East Anglia to discuss how unique cultures and heritage are fast disappearing because of climate change.
Tagged under: Climate Change
Climate resilience: Is the UK ready for the impacts of global warming? - Carbon Brief
2023-03-13 by in Carbon BriefEvery area of UK society will feel the effects of climate change and, as global emissions continue to rise, preparing for life in a warmer world is crucial.
Tagged under: Climate Change | Climate Change Impacts
Recent Alps snow cover decline ‘unprecedented’ in past 600 years - Carbon Brief
2023-02-15 by in Carbon BriefThe duration of snow cover in the Alps is now 36 days shorter than the long-term average – an “unprecedented” decline over the past 600 years – according to recent research.
Fertiliser emissions could be cut to ‘one-fifth of current levels’ by 2050 - Carbon Brief
2023-02-09 by in Carbon BriefFertiliser emissions could be reduced to approximately one-fifth of current levels by 2050 without the need for developing new technologies.
Tonga volcano eruption raises ‘imminent’ risk of temporary 1.5C breach - Carbon Brief
2023-01-12 by in Carbon BriefThe eruption of Tonga’s underwater volcano in 2022 may cause global temperatures to rise, raising...
Analysis: How UK newspapers commented on energy and climate change in 2022 - Carbon Brief
2023-01-11 by in Carbon BriefEnergy has frequently been at the top of the news agenda over the past year,...
Tagged under: Climate Change
Analysis: Global CO2 emissions from fossil fuels hit record high in 2022 - Carbon Brief
2022-11-11 by in Carbon BriefGlobal carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and cement have increased by 1.0% in 2022,...
Tagged under: Fossil Fuels
Global South Climate Database - Carbon Brief
2022-11-01 (or before) in Carbon BriefThe “Global South Climate Scientists Database” was launched to ensure that journalists can contact scientists from Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Pacific.
Tagged under: Africa | South America
New fossil fuels 'incompatible’ with 1.5C goal, comprehensive analysis finds - Carbon Brief
2022-10-23 by in Carbon BriefThere is a “large consensus” across all published studies that developing new oil and gas...
Tagged under: Fossil Fuels
Factcheck: Why fracking is not the answer to the UK’s energy crisis - Carbon Brief
2022-09-09 by in Carbon BriefThe UK’s new prime minister Liz Truss has used her first major policy address to announce an end to the moratorium on fracking in England.
Tagged under: Fracking
Global warming above 1.5C could trigger ‘multiple’ tipping points - Carbon Brief
2022-09-08 by in Carbon BriefThere is a “significant likelihood” that multiple “tipping points” will be crossed if global temperatures exceed 1.5C above pre-industrial temperatures.
Tagged under: Tipping Points
Factcheck: Is solar power a ‘threat’ to UK farmland? - Carbon Brief
2022-08-25 by in Carbon BriefThe “threat” posed to UK farms by the expansion of solar power has emerged as a campaign issue for the final two in the race to become PM.
Tagged under: Solar Energy
Mapped: How climate change affects extreme weather around the world
2022-08-04 by in Carbon BriefIn the early 2000s, a new field of climate science research emerged that began to explore the human fingerprint on extreme weather, such as floods, heatwaves, droughts and storms.
Tagged under: Drought | Climate Change | Heatwaves
Emissions from mining cause ‘up to £2.5tn’ in environmental damages each year - Carbon Brief
2022-07-06 by in Carbon BriefGreenhouse gas emissions from global mining and resource extraction result in up to £2.5tn ($3tn) in damages worldwide every year, according to a new study.
Tagged under: Greenhouse Gases
Guest post: How 12 key industries can cut emissions in line with 1.5C - Carbon Brief
2022-05-16 by in Carbon Briefwork representing 71 institutional investors with over $10.4tn in assets, shows for the first time how much carbon dioxide (CO2) each sector can emit while likely keeping warming below 1.5C.
Media reaction: South Asia’s 2022 heatwave and the role of climate change - Carbon Brief
2022-05-04 by in Carbon BriefA heatwave has swept across South Asia for weeks – leaving millions of people struggling with severe impacts.
Tagged under: Heatwaves | Climate Change | Climate Change Impacts
UN land report: Five key takeaways for climate change, food systems and nature loss - Carbon Brief
2022-04-27 in Carbon BriefThe new report from the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) urges world leaders to adopt a “crisis footing” to solve land degradation.
Tagged under: Climate Change
‘Imminent’ tipping point threatening Europe’s permafrost peatlands - Carbon Brief
2022-03-14 in Carbon BriefLarge swathes of northern Europe and western Siberia may become “climatically unsuitable” for carbon-rich permafrost peatlands within a few decades.
Tagged under: Tipping Points | Russia
In-depth Q&A: The IPCC's sixth assessment on how climate change impacts the world - Carbon Brief
2022-02-28 by in Carbon BriefThe sixth report from the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says the threat that climate change poses to human well-being and the health of the planet is “unequivocal”.
Tagged under: IPCC | Health | Climate Change Impacts
Revealed: The 11 slides that finally convinced Boris Johnson about global warming - Carbon Brief
2022-02-01 in Carbon BriefA scientific briefing that UK prime minister Boris Johnson says changed his mind about global warming has been made public for the first time.
Analysis: Cutting the ‘green crap’ has added £2.5bn to UK energy bills - Carbon Brief
2022-01-20 by in Carbon BriefEnergy bills in the UK are nearly £2.5bn higher than they would have been if 'green crap' climate policies had not been scrapped over the past decade.
Analysis: Cutting the ‘green crap’ has added £2.5bn to UK energy bills - Carbon Brief
2022-01-20 in Carbon BriefEnergy bills in the UK are nearly £2.5bn higher than they would have been if 'green crap' climate policies had not been scrapped over the past decade.
Guest post: How the Keeling Curve will need to bend to limit global warming to 1.5C - Carbon Brief
2022-01-12 in Carbon BriefThe Keeling Curve is an iconic graph showing how levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) have been building up in the atmosphere, driving an increase in global temperatures.
Tagged under: Global Warming
Rich nations could see ‘double climate dividend’ by switching to plant-based foods - Carbon Brief
2022-01-10 in Carbon BriefAdopting a more plant-based diet could give rich countries a “double climate dividend” of lower emissions and more land for capturing carbon, a new study says.
The Carbon Brief Interview: Prof Wang Yi and Prof Wang Zhongying - Carbon Brief
2021-12-10 in Carbon BriefAt COP26, Carbon Brief’s Hongqiao Liu interviewed two of the Chinese government’s senior advisors on climate change, Prof Wang Yi and Prof Wang Zhongying.
Tagged under: COP26 | Climate Change
Analysis: Do COP26 promises keep global warming below 2C? - Carbon Brief
2021-11-10 by in Carbon BriefCOP26 negotiations have seen a flurry of new reports on what existing and new promises and pledges mean for the climate.
Tagged under: The Paris Agreement | Net Zero | Climate Change Mitigation | COP26
Global CO2 emissions have been flat for a decade, new data reveals - Carbon Brief
2021-11-04 in Carbon BriefThe new updates to global CO2 emissions in the GCP substantially revise scientists’ understanding of global emissions trajectories over the past decade.
Analysis: Nine key moments that changed China’s mind about climate change - Carbon Brief
2021-10-25 in Carbon BriefOver the past year, China’s president Xi Jinping has made three key commitments to tackle climate change.
Tagged under: Climate Change
Climate change will drive rise in ‘record-shattering’ heat extremes - Carbon Brief
2021-07-26 in Carbon Brief“Record-shattering” climate extremes – which break weather records by large margins – will become more likely as a result of climate change, a new study finds.
Tagged under: Extreme Weather | Climate Change
Guest post: Emissions should fall ‘twice as fast’ in case negative emissions fail - Carbon Brief
2021-06-28 by in Carbon BriefIn our paper, we explore two ways that CDR could be used to substitute for mitigation, creating the potential risk of mitigation deterrence.
Tagged under: Climate Change Mitigation
Guest post: Hundreds of planned coal mines ‘incompatible with 1.5C target’ - Carbon Brief
2021-06-10 in Carbon BriefProposals to build hundreds of new coal mines could raise global output of the fossil fuel by 30%, putting the world’s climate goals or up to $91bn of investment at risk.
Tagged under: Coal
Analysis: UK is now halfway to meeting its ‘net-zero emissions’ target - Carbon Brief
2021-03-18 in Carbon BriefThe UK’s greenhouse gas emissions in 2020 were 51% below 1990 levels, according to new...
Tagged under: Greenhouse Gases | Net Zero
Met Office: Atmospheric CO2 now hitting 50% higher than pre-industrial levels - Carbon Brief
2021-03-16 in Carbon BriefCarbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere is now reaching levels 50% higher than when humanity began large-scale burning of fossil fuels during the industrial revolution.
Q&A: What does China’s 14th ‘five year plan’ mean for climate change? - Carbon Brief
2021-03-12 in Carbon BriefIn short, the five year plan’s outline sets a 18% reduction target for “CO2 intensity” and 13.5% target for “energy intensity” from 2021 to 2025.
Tagged under: China | Climate Change
Food systems responsible for ‘one third’ of human-caused emissions - Carbon Brief
2021-03-08 in Carbon Brief“Food systems” were responsible for 34% of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions in 2015, according to new research.
Tagged under: Greenhouse Gases
Guest post: Why ‘rebound effects’ may cut energy savings in half - Carbon Brief
2021-03-02 in Carbon BriefWe examine the economy-wide impact of rebound effects and find they may erode more than half of the potential energy savings from improved energy efficiency.
Analysis: Shell says new ‘Brazil-sized’ forest would be needed to meet 1.5C climate goal - Carbon Brief
2021-02-12 in Carbon BriefFor the first time, Shell has released a “pathway” showing how the world could potentially meet the Paris Agreement’s ambitious goal of limiting global warming to 1.5C.
State of the climate: 2020 ties as warmest year on record - Carbon Brief
2021-01-14 in Carbon BriefWith all the official climate data now in, the world’s surface temperatures in 2020 have been confirmed as effectively tied with 2016 as the warmest year on record.
New climate models suggest faster melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet - Carbon Brief
2020-12-15 in Carbon BriefGreenland’s vast ice sheet could melt faster than previously thought over the 21st century, according to a new study.
Tagged under: Ice Melting
In-depth Q&A: Does the world need hydrogen to solve climate change?
2020-11-30 in Carbon BriefFor the purposes of achieving net-zero emissions, hydrogen production will need to be switched from grey to green and blue.
Tagged under: Hydrogen | Climate Change | Net Zero
Guest post: How ‘discourses of delay’ are used to slow climate action
2020-07-06 by in Carbon BriefYou have probably already heard a discourse of climate delay. Perhaps it came from a friend, a colleague, someone famous or someone powerful.
Guest post: A brief history of climate targets and technological promises
2020-05-13 in Carbon BriefOver the past three decades, the perceived wisdom for how to approach climate targets has changed several times. From initial ideas of climate stabilisation, suggested approaches have focused on percentage CO2 emissions cuts, atmospheric CO2 concentrations, carbon budgets and today’s dominant framing of temperature rise limits.
Tagged under: Climate Change
Analysis: How ‘carbon-cycle feedbacks’ could make global warming worse - Carbon Brief
2020-04-14 in Carbon BriefYet climate change also depends on an under-appreciated factor known as “carbon-cycle feedbacks”. Accounting for uncertainties in carbon-cycle feedbacks means that the world could warm much more – or a bit less – than is commonly thought.
Tagged under: Global Warming | Climate Change
Analysis: Coronavirus set to cause largest ever annual fall in CO2 emissions - Carbon Brief
2020-04-09 in Carbon BriefAs a result, the coronavirus crisis could trigger the largest ever annual fall in CO2 emissions in 2020, more than during any previous economic crisis or period of war.
Mapped: The world’s coal power plants in 2020
2020-03-26 in Carbon BriefSince 2000, the world has doubled its coal-fired power capacity to around 2,045 gigawatts (GW) after explosive growth in China and India. A further 200GW is being built and 300GW is planned.
Analysis: UK’s CO2 emissions have fallen 29% over the past decade
2020-03-03 in Carbon BriefThe UK’s CO2 emissions fell by 2.9% in 2019, according to Carbon Brief analysis. This brings the total reduction to 29% over the past decade since 2010, even as the economy grew by a fifth.
Explainer: Nine ‘tipping points’ that could be triggered by climate change - Carbon Brief
2020-02-10 in Carbon BriefTipping points are thresholds where a tiny change could push a system into a completely new state.
Tagged under: Tipping Points | Climate Change
UNEP: 1.5C climate target ‘slipping out of reach’ - Carbon Brief
2019-11-26 in Carbon BriefUnless the world begins to rapidly reduce greenhouse gas emissions the 1.5C goal of the Paris Agreement “will slip out of reach,'' according to the latest UN Environment Programme (UNEP) emissions gap report.
Tagged under: Greenhouse Gases
Home - Carbon Brief
2019-11-15 (or before) in Carbon BriefWe cover climate science and climate & energy policy, specialising in clear, data-driven articles to improve the understanding of climate change.
Tagged under: Climate Change
Analysis: UK renewables generate more electricity than fossil fuels for first time - Carbon Brief
2019-10-13 in Carbon BriefIn the third quarter of 2019, the UK’s windfarms, solar panels, biomass and hydro plants generated more electricity than coal, oil and gas put together.
Tagged under: Fossil Fuels | UK | Renewable Energy | Coal | Solar Energy | Wind Power | Electricity
Guest post: How heatwave images in the media can better represent climate risks
2019-08-29 in Carbon BriefAs the northern hemisphere summer comes to an end, it seems a fitting time to reflect on how the news media has reported on this year’s summer heat and heatwaves. This has been an exceptionally hot summer: across Europe, there have been two distinct periods of very hot weather. Temperature records were broken in June across many countries, during what became the hottest June ever recorded in Europe.
Tagged under: Heatwaves
Africa’s tropical land emitted more CO2 than the US in 2016, satellite data shows - Carbon Brief
2019-08-13 in Carbon BriefAfrica’s tropical land released close to 6bn tonnes of CO2 in 2016, according to data taken by satellites. This means that, if Africa’s tropical regions were a country, it would be the second largest emitter of CO2 in the world – ahead of the US, which currently emits 5.3bn tonnes of CO2 a year.
Tagged under: Africa
Factcheck: How electric vehicles help to tackle climate change
2019-05-13 in Carbon BriefElectric vehicles (EVs) are an important part of meeting global goals on climate change. They feature prominently in mitigation pathways that limit warming to well-below 2C or 1.5C, which would be inline with the Paris Agreement’s targets.
Tagged under: Climate Change | Electric Cars | EVs | Climate Change Mitigation
Analysis: Why children must emit eight times less CO2 than their grandparents
2019-04-10 by in Carbon BriefGlobal emissions of CO2 need to decline precipitously over the next few decades, if the world is to meet the Paris Agreement goals of limiting global warming to “well below 2C” and, ideally, below 1.5C.
Tagged under: Women and Children
Guest post: A new way to assess ‘global warming potential’ of short-lived pollutants
2018-06-07 by in Carbon BriefThe Paris Agreement on climate change envisages a periodic “stocktake” for countries to assess whether their emissions reduction targets, and progress towards them, are on track to meet the long-term temperature goal. Or if they fall short and need adjusting.
Tagged under: Climate Change | The Paris Agreement
Analysis: How well have climate models projected global warming? - Carbon Brief
2017-10-05 in Carbon BriefScientists have been making projections of future global warming using climate models of increasing complexity for the past four decades.
Coffee faces dual threat of farmland loss and bee decline in a warmer climate - Carbon Brief
2017-09-11 by in Carbon BriefTrouble could be brewing for the Latin American coffee industry, as it faces declines in suitable farmland and bee species as a result of climate change.
Tagged under: Farming | Climate Change
Climate change could push risk of ‘megadrought’ to 99% in American southwest
2016-10-05 in Carbon BriefA megadrought spanning several decades could be almost certain to hit the American southwest this century if greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed.
Tagged under: Greenhouse Gases | Climate Change
Editorials: Where UK newspapers stand on climate change and energy
2016-04-28 in Carbon BriefCarbon Brief has isolated and summarised editorials on a variety of topics related to energy and climate change from the past five years.
Tagged under: Climate Change
Guest post: Understanding CO2 fertilisation and climate change - Carbon Brief
2016-04-25 in Carbon BriefProf Richard Betts explains CO2 fertilisation and its consequences on photosynthesis.
Tagged under: Climate Change
Interactive: The Paris Agreement on climate change - Carbon Brief
2015-12-18 by in Carbon BriefWe've produced an interactive graphic that outlines and explains all the fundamental components of the Paris agreement climate deal.
Tagged under: Climate Change | The Paris Agreement
Two degrees: The history of climate change's speed limit’ - Carbon Brief
2014-12-08 by in Carbon BriefLimiting warming to no more than two degrees has become the de facto target for...
Tagged under: Climate Change
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