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"Any further delay... will miss a brief and rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a livable and sustainable future for all," according to the IPCC.
Even if we stopped emitting 100% of carbon dioxide today, the oceans would warm the atmosphere for decades.
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — So, you haven't seen the ocean level rise and engulf coastal Florida like you remember scientists warming about for years. You use that to say, "See? They don't know what they're talking about. Global warming isn't real."
Even if CO2 emissions were to stop today, the impacts of climate change would continue as our planet tries to reach an energy equilibrium.
Changing our ways won't be cheap. But, scientists say it's critical for our future survival. World leaders gathered this week in Glasgow, Scotland.