Earth breaches critical warming threshold

There is a new, troubling indicator about global warming from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S).

The service says the global average temperature was recently more than two degrees Celsius higher than pre-industrial levels for the first time in recorded history.

Jackson Proskow explains how it's a breach of a limit agreed upon in the 2015 Paris Agreement and how the world hasn't done enough to cut carbon emissions.

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[matthewgrahame]

Maybe global leaders should fly all over the world to have a photo op with each other to talk about what to do. Imagine that a room full of people who don't know how to do anything trying to solve that puzzle.

[IRLObserver]

This what happens when you build malls and condos everywhere. Ive seen a lot of conservation area here in canada that are now condos and residential neighborhoods with 3 car garage houses and there not even affordable so most of them are sitting empty. Affordable housing my a##. Housing is the biggest scam in this country.

[onthenextthing]

At the next WEF meeting when they fly in on all their private jets, they'll still be preaching the same nonsense. Whatever.

[TheBloominRage]

The world is doing what it has since the beginning of time.

[djangoWier]

Yes and ice core research shows this has happened many times over millions of years, then cool down with an ice age. She'll be right, quit freaking out.

[parrsnipps]

I found out that at these COPS there are two types of meetings. The 1st are scientists & other people discussing the situation with climate change and proposed ideas. The 2nd is where the very top officials that can do something get together and propose what they are willing to do. But the 2nd one doesn't have scientists, just policy makers and it's all voluntary. There's no one there to hold them to account or demand more.

[eelcj]

May be I can save a little on heating this winter.

[SLAYINGVR]

I remember seeing all these ancient cities all over the world becoming known from dropping water, you do realize that everything has a cycle some much longer then we have data

[Timberland]

Shouldn’t we all be dead at this point? Seems we keep going even with the constant end of the world scenarios. I’m sick of hearing this garbage and maybe they should think about the immediate consequences of shutting of the fuel to billions of people.

[lyssa]

Key words "In recorded history"

[fredhinck]

Science says it's not the first time. Things have changed way more drastically in the past.

[ClownShowParadise]

The earth is greener than it’s ever been

[scottsrfun]

Look up, Annual Heat Wave Index in the United States

[evanpatterson]

I like global warming because I hate the cold

[paolotonolo]

It's all about the money Hungry Elite ..they'll never stop.

[paleocon]

While world leaders spoke at a ‘global warming’ conference in Dubai, located in the heart of the Arabian Desert, discussing the usual: banning gas stoves, cow farts, and petrol-powered vehicles, a powerful snowstorm grounded all flights at Munich Airport in Germany.

“Private jets in Munich on the way to Dubai global warming conference are literally frozen on the runway, which has turned into a glacier, ” said Ryan Maue, a meteorologist and former NOAA chief scientist.
😂😂😂😂

[stevenmarecle]

2/3 of the world will be unlivable and the ocean will be dead, and the comment section is like "eh we'll adapt"

[fafo]

World population in 1850 - 1.2 Billion.
World population in 2023 - 8+ Billion.
And ppl are surprised that the global temperature is 😂

[thevindictive]

Decades? You have years left. Maybe 5 at most.

[trueself]

It’s not about the emissions it’s a 12, 000 year cycle