We have the technological capability to stop our earth from warming further. But it looks like that won’t happen.
"Even
tiny increases in global temperature — give or take just 0.5°C — could
severely alter our planet, bringing us hotter days year-round, the total
destruction of the world’s corals, more dangerous flooding, and
increased instances of drought and wildfire. Even though we have the
technology and know-how to cap warming at a 1.5°C increase, humanity is
on track to warm the planet by 3°C by the end of the century.
This is all according to a new report by a group of international researchers that advise the United Nations on all things climate change. The research
zooms in on what would happen if the world warms by 1.5°C and 2°C above
pre-industrial levels. The report’s authors say keeping temperature
rise at or below 1.5°C is necessary to stave off the more drastic
impacts of global climate change."
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