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New study: Current carbon emissions can break the 2°C global warming barrier

2021-06-21

The current internationally agreed ceiling for global temperature rise is set at 2°C. However, new data released on Monday (4th) by Nature Climate Change indicates that current global carbon emissions are on track to cause temperatures to rise by 2.3°C above pre-industrial levels, exceeding the 2°C threshold. According to the Associated Press, the international goal is to limit global temperature rise to 2°C, and the 2015 Paris Agreement even raised the target to 1.5°C. However, new research suggests the rise could be even higher, but efforts are needed to slow it down. Andrew Dessler, a climate scientist at Texas A&M University and the lead author of the study, stated that the rate of warming is not uniform across the globe, and areas that are not warming as rapidly are bound to catch up. For example, the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica is relatively cold, creating low clouds that reflect sunlight and heat, keeping temperatures low. However, this won't last forever. Once warming occurs, the clouds will decrease, accelerating the warming process. "The sooner we can achieve our zero-carbon emissions target, the slower the 2°C temperature rise will arrive, giving the global community more time to develop appropriate responses." Source: Environmental Information Center

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