IS today's heatwave proof that we're hurtling towards 'hell on Earth'?
. As Oxford University Professor Tim Palmer put it: “If we do not halt our emissions soon, our future climate could well become some kind of hell on Earth.”is the most up-to-date understanding of the climate system, and provides key evidence into the role human activity played in catalysing our current crisis. You know, the kind that many major politicians claimed was a hoax all along. António Guterres, the UN’s Secretary General, has called the report a “code red for humanity”.
The report confirms what many of us have known all along: it is “unequivocal” that the actions of humans have led to the warming of the earth. Everything from O-Zone layer depletion to the retreat of glaciers due to ocean warming can be linked back to human activity.
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