A new study says at least four climate tipping points are close to being triggered. These are a big type of global warming side effects that are irreversible and self-perpetuating.
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Scientists say the world is at risk of triggering multiple climate 'tipping points'Setting off such tipping points would lead to drastic changes to life on Earth.
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World close to hitting four climate 'tipping points,' new research warnsEven if the world manages to limit future warming to the strictest international temperature goal, four Earth-changing climate 'tipping points' are still likely to be triggered with a lot more looming as the planet heats more after that, a new study said.
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We’re on course to hit six climate tipping points in the 2030sDie-off of coral reefs, collapsing ice sheets and thawing permafrost are among the runaway processes that are likely to kick in if we exceed 1.5°C of warming
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Climate tipping points of coral die-off, ice sheet collapse closer than thoughtWhen might the world's bleaching coral reefs pass the point of no return? When would warming temperatures cause the Greenland Ice Sheet to collapse and trigger severe sea level rise? These worrying scenarios could happen sooner than expected, according to new scientific research.
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