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1. NASA: Earth’s Climate is Warming Rapidly and Unprecedentedly 2. Climate Change Could Make Many Species Go Extinct 3. IPCC Report: Climate Change is Happening Now 4. How Does Climate Change Affect Human Health? 5. How Do We Adapt to Climate Change? 6. Renewable Energy Sources Could Help Mitigate Climate Change 7. The Role of Oceans in Regulating Climate Change 8. The Paris Agreement: What is it and How Does it Work? 9. How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint 10. The Effects of Climate Change on Agriculture
I was recently reminded that all activities of humanity, which impact all areas of science, are much more complex than scientists have learned to deal with. Shortly thereafter I read an article that was within one of the areas that I write about: climate change (a.k.a. global warming), and sure enough, the same story.
A recent discovery may give us a short-cut to isolate biomass from the biosphere for a very long time without extensive processing. Limiting climate change requires achieving net-zero carbon dioxide emissions. Although substantial reduction in fossil fuel emissions is essential, it is insufficient for achieving the international goal of restricting global warming to 1.5° or
Read the full story from CICERO. How are net zero emissions defined? It matters. It is the difference between either halting or continuing global warming, writes senior researcher Glen Peters in this blog about a new study published in Nature.