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Temperatures from going up. if we got to true net zero, the temperatures on earth would stop going up with a lag time as little as 3 to 5 years, almost as if we flipped a switch. if we stayed at true yet zero, half of the human cause, the co2 emissions would fall out of the atmosphere in as little as 25 to 30 years. we have the solutions available. we need to deploy them quickly. >> let's talk about the issue that is probably the biggest challenge and that is the political will. it is not just in this country. china and india are emerging powers relying on fossil fuels. europe is backsliding w...

There is a silver lining to it there is now a good source of information about this. we have to keep that in mind as well. we can do some things about the root causes of sea level which is the human cause from the pollution caused by fossil fuel burning. >> let me pull up a map, this is from the other study about the mega drought. you see the brown in the western united states stretches up into canada. you see dark brown areas. this is not something if we have a raney season. that might help for a year. we have images of lake powell and lake meade. how the water levels are dropping so much. ag...

Among the great damage we see from war, we're seeing that in kharkiv. we've also seen that the international court of justice announced it will hold hearings on russia's actions. already the human cause of the kremlin's unwarranted, unprovoked and unjustified war on ukraine are staggering. hundreds if not thousands of civilians have been killed and wounded and there are more than 174,000 refugees that sought safety in nearby countries. millions of ukrainians still in ukraine are sheltering wherever they can, including children receiving cancer treatment who are living in the basements of ukrai...

Before this. and describe a city diverse and flourishing. cafe and restaurants. give us a sense of there now. >> it's always been a front line town. on border with pro-russian separatists. there's fighting. but the town is modern and european. flourishing. it's a port. i had dinner there a few weeks before the invasion. people were dancing and relaxing. it was normal life. and now of course, it's just a hell scape. >> judging from what we have seen in there, what's going to look like after this? >> i think it's going to be like a the syria city. so many historic parallels here. i don't see a p...

The years ahead. >> michael, you lay out the science, and it's clear that there is a backing for the arguments that you're making. stepping aside from your expertise and your experience as a scientist, as a human being, it has to be incredibly frustrating for you to point this out and to be sounding the alarm for decades, and, yet, there doesn't seem to be the urgency among leadership that is required to meet the moment. >> yeah. you know, there is a certain level of frustration in seeing your predictions come true. as a climate scientist, the worst thing that can happen is to watch our predic...