Not exact matches
And while some of these are already unavoidable, making adaptation to climate change a necessity, the level of risk we face
depends on how quickly and deeply we cut
carbon pollution.
But projections spelled out in a new report reviewing the issue by the Pew Center
on Global Climate Change suggests that by 2050 the total amount of
carbon pollution from these sources could increase tenfold,
depending on population, economics, and technology trends.
The researchers have predicted that increasing smog would prevent as much as 263 billion metric tons of
carbon from being taken out of the atmosphere by plants over the past and coming century, though this
depends on how tropical plants respond to O3
pollution.
Our future
on this planet
depends on our willingness to address the challenge posed by
carbon pollution.
Now is the time for the OTPP to live up to that commitment and recognize that creating a better future for teachers (and their students)
depends on us transitioning away from
carbon pollution industries in the very near future.
Much of it
depends on how quickly and seriously we act to cut
carbon pollution today.
Of course, how much global warming we see in the coming decades
depends on how much
carbon pollution we dump into the atmosphere.