“One message we have for the #COP31 is that our only chance to minimize overshoot and avoid a disastrous, unmanageable outcome, is to start reducing global emissions by 6% per year from this year onwards,” says PIK's @jrockstrom on CNN’s Amanpour: edition.cnn.com/2026/11/10/t…
Nov 11, 2026 · 12:43 PM UTC
#EarthEngineering Plenty of doom models exist. Since the technology exists to account for all the many climate variables, natural and human, contributing to the energy balance, don't you think it is time to accept what has happened and adjust what can be for a better future?
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reuters.com/sustainability/d… if IPCC scientists can’t agree it’s a money making scam
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Of course the emission reduction is critical, but so is the inclusion of strategic natural cooling reinforcement through biosphere restoration. It might just avert the worst case scenarios and comes with lots of co-benefits. climatecoolinginitiative.ear…
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Are you sure its 6years? It may be sooner
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In 2004, the BBC warned the Maldives were "soon to be uninhabitable," claiming sea levels were rising 0.9 cm per year and that 80% of the islands could vanish within a century.
More than two decades later, though, reality says otherwise. The Maldives haven't sunk, they've exploded with growth: 12 new airports, expanded international terminals, record tourism of over 2 million visitors a year, and more than 170 resorts.
Instead of drowning, this so-called "paradise in peril" has shown no statistically significant sea level rise since the 1980s, according to satellite data.
Here we have another climate catastrophe headline completely undone by time.
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