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Opinion | Urgent Calls for Action on the Climate

Urgent emission cuts and collective action are essential to address climate change effectively.

Why Tipping Points' Are the Wrong Way to Talk about Climate Change

Climate tipping points pose serious risks if global temperatures rise, but their unclear definitions may hinder effective policy action.

The Day After Tomorrow? Climate disaster could occur at ANY time

It's almost impossible to predict the timing of climate tipping points, which could occur within the next 6,000 years.

Amazon rainforest nears tipping points, but it's not too late: study finds

As much as half of the Amazon rainforest may cross tipping points as soon as 2050, affecting Earth's biodiversity and carbon balance sheet.
Greenhouse gas emissions cuts and curbs in deforestation can reduce the likelihood and severity of large-scale shifts in the Amazon rainforest.

Opinion | Urgent Calls for Action on the Climate

Urgent emission cuts and collective action are essential to address climate change effectively.

Why Tipping Points' Are the Wrong Way to Talk about Climate Change

Climate tipping points pose serious risks if global temperatures rise, but their unclear definitions may hinder effective policy action.

The Day After Tomorrow? Climate disaster could occur at ANY time

It's almost impossible to predict the timing of climate tipping points, which could occur within the next 6,000 years.

Amazon rainforest nears tipping points, but it's not too late: study finds

As much as half of the Amazon rainforest may cross tipping points as soon as 2050, affecting Earth's biodiversity and carbon balance sheet.
Greenhouse gas emissions cuts and curbs in deforestation can reduce the likelihood and severity of large-scale shifts in the Amazon rainforest.
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Climate Tipping Points Are Unpredictable And Miss The Point, Says New Study

The future remains uncertain and unpredictable, especially in climate science and tipping points predictions.

Parts of Amazon rainforest could tip toward collapse by 2050, study warns

Up to 47% of the Amazon could reach critical ecological tipping points by 2050, transitioning into degraded ecosystems due to deforestation and global warming.
This could lead to the collapse of the Amazon as a carbon sink, releasing stored carbon into the atmosphere and exacerbating global warming.
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