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1.5 v 2 Degrees Celsius: Why Half a Degree Really Counts
The persistent march of a warming climate is perceived as incremental changes. But the greater the change in global temperature, the higher the risk that the cumulative impact of all these changes could cross a tipping point of irreversible climate change.
Earth is already one degree hotter than at pre-industrial levels and we are already seeing unprecedented melting of polar ice, wildfires, extreme weather and widespread extinctions. The 2015 Paris Agreement commits nations to limiting the r
Earth is already one degree hotter than at pre-industrial levels and we are already seeing unprecedented melting of polar ice, wildfires, extreme weather and widespread extinctions. The 2015 Paris Agreement commits nations to limiting the r
FREE ONLINE EVENT
TIME: 19.30–20.45
LOCATION: Live streamed via YouTube
AGE: 14+
TIME: 19.30–20.45
LOCATION: Live streamed via YouTube
AGE: 14+
London SW7 2DD
Thu 29 Apr 2021
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