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A climate scientist explains why our climate models can be uncertain
A climate scientist explains why our climate models can be uncertain
Survival of island nations, for example. not that far into the future. it's very striking. i think one of the big things that is shifted is when i started reporting on this 20 years ago all of the climate models, the projections for what might happen under different scenarios, where down to 2100 which felt like forever away and i'm not to be around for that and whatever. in the last ten or 20 years kids being born who will live into those modelled projections. this is very real. 0f modelled projections. this is very real. of course climate change happening is now with more than a degree seeing...
Get exponentially worse. it's sli -e get exponentially worse. it�*s slippery slope, it's not like the world is safe up till 1.5 or two degrees, we're in it now. and every extra degree, part of a degree, gets added, as you say, just adds more pressure to the system, it makes it, not immediately, that tomorrow is we're going to die in floods, but it makes the likelihood greater that you're going to get more extremes. and baroness scotland said it is an existential threat. it's not an existential threat. it's not an existential threat. it's not an existential threat sometime into the future, th...