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But they can't rule out a far bigger rise approaching two metres if the polar ice sheets collapse. the great ice sheets are already adding to the level of the sea, but this process may suddenly accelerate. scientists aren't sure, but the implications would be disastrous. india is now in the grip of flooding. higher seas would make it worse. the science has never been so clear that we can head off the worst of climate change, but not all of it, so we urgently need to get ready. let's speak now to dr greg flato, who is the vice chair of the ipcc group that authored the report. thank you forjoini...

Findings, i've been speaking to dr greg flato, vice chair of the ipcc group that authored the report. i think it's clear the scientific evidence is very compelling. during the process we went through over the last two weeks, governments accept that science, and agreed to the summary that was written. it was revised over the course of the two weeks, but this is the most comprehensive and authoritative statement of our current scientific understanding. and some of the areas you look at, you can say categorically, these things are irreversible, for example the sea—level rise. the degree of melt...

Sense, it's only our future emissions that determine how warm the climate will get. titer? warm the climate will get. very briefl , warm the climate will get. very briefly. one _ warm the climate will get. very briefly, one of _ warm the climate will get. very briefly, one of your _ warm the climate will get. very briefly, one of your colleagues said, we are not doomed. is that a view shared by the majority of the contributing authors? i majority of the contributing authors? , ,., authors? i believe so. i certainly _ authors? i believe so. i certainly share - authors? i believe so. i certainly...

Historic heat wave kills 233 in Canada Soaring temperature forces British Columbia to shut schools and universities Reuters   |   Ottawa   |   Published 01.07.21, 01:58 AM The Canadian province of British Columbia suffered nearly double the average deaths as temperatures hit a record hi...

Reuters Reuters 30 June, 2021, 10:02 am Beachgoers sit in the water at Alouette Lake to cool off during the scorching weather of a heatwave in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada June 28, 2021. REUTERS/Jennifer Gauthier VANCOUVER (Reuters) – British Columbia closed schools and universities on Monday due to extreme heat which pushed temperature in the western Canadian province to a national record over the weekend, in a country that is widely known for its brutal winter and snows. Lytton, a town in central British Columbia roughly 200km (124 miles) north of Vancouver, reported a temperatur...