Earth's surface will almost certainly not warm up four or five degrees Celsius by 2100, according to a study released Wednesday which, if correct, voids worst - case
UN climate change predictions.
Not exact matches
Predictions of how much sea - levels would rise due to
climate change, made by a key
UN report in 2001, were conservative, say researchers on the eve of the release of the new update of the report.
To respond to the growing demand for Earth observation data, we will accelerate efforts within the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS), which builds on the work of
UN specialized agencies and programs, in priority areas, inter alia,
climate change and water resources management, by strengthening observation,
prediction and data sharing.
Of course, the largely discredited
UN Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change is working frantically to explain away the fact that its
predictions were all wrong — and the whole world knows it.
The UK Meteorological Office report just confirms the
predictions of the
UN's special scientific body on
climate change which brings together 2,500 of the world's top
climate scientists.
«These
predictions are a treasure trove for those who are fighting to protect one of the world's most magnificent and important ecosystems from the ravages of
climate change,» said Erik Solheim, head of
UN Environment.
With a Nobel Peace Prize behind it, it's back to business for the
UN's
climate change watchdog IPCC and its head, Dr. Rajendra Pachauri — starting with today's dire
prediction that even with present efforts to curb global warming, sea levels could still