What would it actually take to limit warming to 1.5°C?
Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celcius is looking harder and harder to achieve but environmentalists think we can still do it.
Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celcius is looking harder and harder to achieve but environmentalists think we can still do it.
If you think individual action on climate will get us no where, think again and get ready to take action for the planet and its inhabitants.
Learn how climate risk is assessed under uncertainty, why uneven vulnerability matters, and how precautionary, risk-based decision-making guides climate action.
Learn how climate mitigation, adaptation, & resilience differ—& why effective climate responses must integrate all three…
Learn how the carbon cycle works and how greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane disrupt it, shaping climate change and mitigation strategies.
Learn how climate change shifts weather patterns—driving more intense heat waves, floods, droughts, wildfires, and stronger storms through rising temperatures.
Explore the climate tipping point: learn how critical thresholds can trigger irreversible changes in our climate system.
Our blindness to the fast-changing physical world contributes to our collective impassivity in the face of a looming existential catastrophe.
Governments, businesses & individuals won’t stop using fossil fuels until they are forced to do so by the consequences of climate change.
A late season heat wave gives the author pause about our future in a warmer world.