Are we disarming a bomb that’s already gone off?
Excerpt from: Why the Paris talks won’t prevent 2 degrees of global warming
…the planet will inevitably surpass the 2 degree Celsius benchmark during this century, even with the calculations and intended pledges of the officials involved with the UN Convention on Climate Change and this week’s talks.
“These calculations show that even if countries fulfill their pledges, emissions will keep rising globally through 2030, and without any sign of stopping,” Barrett said. “And there’s no way you can meet any temperature target as long as emissions keep rising. The only way you can stabilize the climate is if global emissions head toward zero.”
Oppenheimer said the tipping point for reaching zero emissions greenhouse gases comes somewhere near the mid-century.
“The projections suggest that sometime after 2050 or 2060, but perhaps as late as 2100…
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