A pact to phase out fossil fuels in November’s UN climate talks is the only credible response to the warnings of scientistsYesterday the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a new synthesis report. The document is important because 195 governments commissioned it and the summary was agreed line by line. It is accepted fact by nations worldwide, and a shared basis for future action.The report’s conclusions are terrifying and wearily familiar. Every region is experiencing “widespread adverse impacts”. Almost half the world’s population is “highly vulnerable” to climate change impacts. Expected repercussions will escalate rapidly. It concludes that there is… Source – Full Article The IPCC’s climate report has drawn the battle lines for Cop28: oil profits or a livable future | Simon Lewis
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