Three years ago The Economist warned that that keeping global warming to just 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels was no longer plausible. Now, the data confirm that the window has closed https://t.co/WFcrEchYrE ...

Environmental Impact - Great Barrier Reef may partially recover if global warming stays below 2 degrees Celsius [1]

Evidence is mounting that protecting people’s health is an increasingly important aspect of dealing with global warming. Our six charts and maps show which countries are most affected by high temperatures, wildfires and infectious diseases https://t.co/xfwsteiqKM ...

Climate Change & Policy - Governments have not successfully curbed global warming [1] Industry Outlook - The report likely discusses future implications and potential next steps related to climate change, which could impact various industries [1]

Health & Climate Change - Protecting public health is increasingly important in addressing global warming [1] - High temperatures, wildfires, and infectious diseases are key areas of impact [1] Geographic Impact - Charts and maps illustrate the countries most affected by these issues [1]

Environmental Impact - Saltwater washing over frozen tundra may accelerate permafrost thaw [1] - Changing landscape due to thawing permafrost could contribute to global warming [1] Research Focus - Scientists are studying the impact of saltwater on permafrost thaw [1] - Researchers conducted a weeklong expedition to learn more about the issue [1]

Technology & Environment - A large solar-powered AI satellite constellation could prevent global warming [1] - The solution involves making tiny adjustments to the amount of solar energy reaching Earth [1]

Collaboration & Research - Scientific institutions in China and Japan are planning a collaborative effort on typhoon observations and research [1] - The collaboration aims to study and understand the increasing destructiveness of typhoons due to warming temperatures [1] Environmental Impact - Warming temperatures are identified as a key factor in making typhoons more destructive [1]

Environmental Impact - Pollution may have shielded the area from the worst effects of global warming [1] - This situation is expected to change [1]

If the rainforest were destroyed, any chance of limiting global warming to well below 2°C above pre-industrial average temperatures would disappear. We explain how to preserve it https://t.co/Kqoq0Emiik ...