The report places the blame for global warming squarely on human greenhouse gas emissions. 9News
represents the most comprehensive and conclusive "state of the science" on the climate crisis: why it is happening, how it is impacting every region of the planet, how much worse things are set to get and what must be done to avoid the worst consequences.
This report goes farther than any previous IPCC climate report in placing the blame for global warming squarely on human greenhouse gas emissions. It is no longer a question of "natural versus human-caused" climate change. The warming is happening even faster than scientists previously thought, and the latest projections have us reaching or exceeding 1.5 degrees — a key threshold scientists say is critical to stay below — within the next decade or two.
Just as the report clearly blames carbon pollution for the rising temperatures, it is also clear that the only way to slow down and eventually reverse the warming is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to zero.
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