New UN IPCC report declares ‘Now or Never’ for flying climate – It’s an easy choice – NEVER! – More cut-off points – Reject each point
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IPCC climate change report title via AFP: Scientists warn there is a need or never to limit global warming – UN boss speaks out to world leaders as scientists warn planet is in danger unless urgent action is taken.
UN Complaint: The United Nations climate experts said: “Humanity has less than three years to stop the rise of planet-warming carbon emissions and less than a decade to cut them by almost half. … It is a final race to ensure the world has a “livable future”.
“It could be now or never if we want to limit global warming in the region,” said Jim Skea, a professor at Imperial College London and co-chair of the working group behind the report. 1.5 degrees Celsius”.
Climate Warehouse’s Response: “’Now or Never’ again?! Easy choice, NEVER! ” See: Earth ‘on the verge of extinction’: Official history of climate ‘Tipping Point’ begins in 1864
AFP: UN statement: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said: “Some government and business leaders are saying one thing and doing another. Simply put: They are lying. And the results will be dire.”
Greenpeace Co-Founder, Dr. Patrick Moore: “Absolutely nothing in this IPCC report is true. It’s all fake and threatens the survival of civilization, especially the West because the East and the South don’t buy it. We must reject it or face the consequences. Happy CO2 !! ”
UN Complaint: “The IPCC has made it clear that individuals can also make a big difference… Cutting down on long-haul flights, switching to a plant-based diet, climate-adapted buildings and other ways to cut consumption”
Climate Warehouse’s Response: “Ignore the United Nations pushing for an energy lock to ‘fight’ climate change. More restrictions on the abundant energy to make people’s lives miserable are micromanaged, all in the service of some extreme climate goal. See:The International Energy Agency’s report calls for an ENERGY LOCK: ‘Prohibit personal car use on Sundays… Reduce speed limits on highways… more work from home. .. cut air travel and ‘SUV’ taxUN Complaint: Olha Boiko, an activist from the Climate Action Network, based in Ukraine, said: “The money that we begged not to invest in dirty energy is now flying overhead in the form of bomb”.
Climate Warehouse’s Response: “Let’s revise Boiko’s statement into a true statement. bombs because Europe and America must rely on Russian fossil fuels and thus finance Putin’s war machine”.
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The full article from AFB is below:
AFP: The United Nations has criticized politicians for “lying,” reporting that the world is quickly running out of time to avoid the “catastrophic” effects of climate change.
Humanity has less than three years to stop the rise of planet-warming carbon emissions and less than a decade to cut emissions by nearly half, UN climate experts say this.
It is an ultimate race to ensure the world has a “livable future”.
And it’s a difficult – unique – still doable task.
But current policies are causing the planet to rise to a “catastrophic” rate, with politicians and business leaders under fire for “lie” about the action they are taking to respond. with climate change, said the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said: “Some government and business leaders are saying one thing and doing another. Simply put: They are lying. And the results will be dire.”
The future of a balanced world
The 2800-page report is by far the most comprehensive assessment of global heating containment ever produced.
But it also documents “a series of climate promises that have been broken”, Mr. Guterres said in a scathing criticism of governments and industry.
The countries of the world are embracing our future, the report said.
In recent months, the IPCC has published the first two parts of a trilogy of scientific reviews of the mammoths on how greenhouse gas emissions are warming the planet and what that means for them. life on Earth.
This third report outlines what we can do about it.
IPCC director Hoesung Lee said: “We are at a crossroads.
“The decisions we make now can guarantee a livable future. We have the tools and know-how needed to limit warming.”
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said these tools “we have a firm grasp on”.
“The nations of the world must be brave enough to use them,” he said.
The solutions cover virtually all aspects of modern life, require significant investment and require “immediate action,” the IPCC said.
The first item on the global to-do list is to stop greenhouse gas emissions from increasing further.
“It could be now or never if we want to limit global warming in the region,” said Jim Skea, a professor at Imperial College London and co-chair of the working group behind the report. 1.5 degrees Celsius”.
“Without immediate and deep emissions cuts across all sectors, it will not be possible.”
Cut coal, oil, gas
To do that, the world must radically reduce fossil fuels that are responsible for the rate of human emissions.
The IPCC said countries should stop burning coal altogether and cut oil and gas use by 60% and 70% to maintain the Paris goals, noting that both solar and wind power are now cheap. than fossil fuels in many places.
But just cutting emissions is no longer enough, the IPCC said.
Technologies that suck CO2 out of the atmosphere – which do not yet operate on a large scale – will need to be vigorously developed.
While government policies, investments and regulations will drive emissions cuts, the IPCC has made it clear that individuals can also make a big difference.
Cutting long-haul flights, switching to a plant-based diet, climate-resilient buildings and other ways to cut consumption drives energy demand that can reduce gas emissions greenhouses from 40 to 70% by 2050.
The report says those who have the most also pollute the most. Households in the top 10% globally – two-thirds of which are in the developed world – emit up to 45% of carbon pollution.
“Individuals with high socioeconomic status contribute disproportionately to emissions and have the highest potential for emission reductions – as citizens, investors, consumers,” said the IPCC. users, role models and experts,” said the IPCC.
With the war in Ukraine accelerating Russia’s efforts to transition away from oil and gas in the West, observers say the report will shed more light on the countries’ focus on climate commitments.
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“It is heartbreaking for me, as a climate activist, to live through a war,” said Olha Boiko, an activist from the Climate Action Network, based in Ukraine. which is essentially pre-fossil fuel.
“The money that we begged to not invest in dirty energy is now flying over our heads in the form of bombs.”
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