'Despite the escalating climate emergency and the total absence of emissions cuts, the framing of the final version of the Summary for Policymakers is still alarmingly reserved, docile, and conservative,' ScientistRebel1 warned.
about the need for swift decarbonization, Scientist Rebellion is highlighting specific gaps between what experts say is necessary and what governments allowed to be published in a summary of the United Nations' latest climate assessment.report
"The science has never been clearer: to have any chance of retaining a habitable planet, greenhouse gas emissions must be cut radically now," the group continued."Limiting warming to 1.5°C and responding to the climate emergency requires an immediate transformation across all sectors and strata of society, a mobilization of historic proportions: a climate revolution."
With humanity"currently on track to lose everything we love," he said, the scientific community must intensify its efforts. In its Tuesday assessment, Scientist Rebellion documented how the political review process weakened or eliminated language about carbon inequality and the need for far-reaching socio-economic transformation to slash greenhouse gas pollution in the final SPM:
"While the SPM—being approved line-by-line by all governments—is reserved, docile, and conservative, the situation is clear," said Scientist Rebellion.Monday that"we are on a fast track to climate disaster.
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