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First study quantifying Earth System Boundaries - Vimarsana News

First study quantifying Earth System Boundaries

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Earth's Limits Nearly Exceeded for Sustainable Future - Vimarsana News

Earth's Limits Nearly Exceeded for Sustainable Future

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86% of global population affected by subglobal climate change - Vimarsana News

86% of global population affected by subglobal climate change

A new study by 40 scientists and researchers from across the globe has quantified that humanity has transgressed several safety boundaries of the five components of earth system and called for urgent transformative action, noting that about 86 per cent of the global population faces risk by the current transgressions.

Climate crisis puts 2 billion people in danger worldwide, study says - Vimarsana News

Climate crisis puts 2 billion people in danger worldwide, study says

Researchers say many of world's most populated areas will be in danger of exposure to extreme heat harmful to human lives by 2100 should global warming continue with countermeasures

More than a FIFTH of humanity will be exposed to dangerously hot temperatures by 2100, study warns - Vimarsana News

More than a FIFTH of humanity will be exposed to dangerously hot temperatures by 2100, study warns

Led by scientists at the University of Exeter, the study found that the legally binding measures currently in place will result in global warming of 4.9F (2.7C) by the end of the century.