Climate Experts Confirm 1.5°C Warming Threshold Is Imminent Amid Emissions Debates
Leading climate scientists warn that global temperatures will almost certainly exceed the 1.5°C threshold, though achieving net-negative emissions could still limit catastrophic long-term impacts. The assessment underscores the critical window remaining for aggressive global decarbonization efforts.
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It is now almost certain the world will warm past 1.5C. But ‘net-negative’ emissions are still possible | Wesley Morgan for the Conversation
Climate change is the greatest threat to the Pacific, with fuel shortages and missile tests also on the agenda as Anthony Albanese heads to Palau Anthony Albanese is in Palau this week for the annual Pacific Islands Forum and regional security is expected to top the agenda. China is testing nuclear-capable missiles in the Pacific, prompting talk of a new regional agreement. The United States-Iran war has exposed a reliance on costly fossil fuels that is undermining Pacific economies. Continu...
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Whatever mistakes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is guilty of, neglecting the Pacific is not one of them.
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