Labe releases climate analysis warning current summers may be coolest for decades
1 Sep 18 3:20 PM · 5d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Climate scientist Zack Labe presented findings from a state of the climate webinar highlighting the severity of current climate impacts and projecting that without action on fossil fuel emissions, present-day summers could represent the mildest temperatures experienced for decades or centuries.
“These intense, unforgiving summers haven't just been made far more likely by climate change but they are probably going to be some of the coolest we feel for decades, maybe even centuries, if we don't tackle the fossil fuel emissions problem.”
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"These intense, unforgiving summers haven't just been made far more likely by climate change but they are probably going to be some of the coolest we feel for decades, maybe even centuries, if we don't tackle the fossil fuel emissions problem." ➡️ Check out our latest state of the climate webinar:
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