If climate change were a military threat, risk-reduction and contingency planning would be second nature. That is how Europe should prepare for a possible collapse of a critical ocean current system https://t.co/NgpGJkaQAU ...

Since the mid-1990s average temperatures in Europe have risen by 0.53℃ per decade, nearly double the global land average of 0.26℃ https://t.co/XD2unIBVWL ...

Since the mid-1990s average temperatures in Europe have risen by 0.53℃ per decade, nearly double the global land average of 0.26℃ https://t.co/TRJoOtVcZZ ...

If temperatures pass a tipping-point, a critical ocean current system in the Atlantic could stall. Such a scenario is well known among climate experts, as is the uncertainty about how close the world is to it https://t.co/DxytXCgEYB ...

Rising temperatures could lead to the collapse of a critical ocean current system in the Atlantic that would freeze Europe. Such abrupt shutdowns are clearly visible in the geological record https://t.co/91SMiwfvFr ...

Since the mid-1990s average temperatures in Europe have risen by 0.53℃ per decade, nearly double the global land average of 0.26℃ https://t.co/cPl2ntUOjI ...

I'm walking on ice right now that's going to be completely gone in the next 10 years at the latest. This is the Stubai glacier in the Austrian Alps. Onethird of Austrian glaciers will vanish in the next 5 years according to climate scientists.Every summer is an extreme summer in terms of glacial melt. We see that this glacier there is no accumulation area. There is no snow which survives summers.There's no ice formation right now. And it's clearly a glacier which will not exist very long. I want to show you ...

The continent is both warming faster than most parts of the world and, compared with other rich regions, appears to be ill equipped to cope. Some cities are feeling the heat more than others https://t.co/ONPa7MNIdY ...

The continent is both warming faster than most parts of the world and, compared with other rich regions, appears to be ill equipped to cope. Some cities are feeling the heat more than others https://t.co/2amKw79p1A https://t.co/dPCqq5sLzy ...

The collapse of a critical climate system could mean a sudden, severe cooling in Europe—even as the rest of the world keeps warming. We explain what this devastating scenario would look like https://t.co/cyRwyO2QXcPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/92adRVVR2A ...