Climate scientists paint devastating picture of ice loss worldwide
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We are tilting in a world where the melting of ice across the globe will have an increasing impact, "wide scale and often irreversible" impacts, warn the authors of a UN report before the beginning of COP31, to be held from 9 November in Turkey.
A week before COP31, two UN reports published on Monday, November 2, alert to the "irreversible" consequences of the 1.5°C exceedance on glaciers and ice packs, and call on States to act "as quickly as possible".
A new UN-backed report reveals that even a temporary exceeding of the Paris Agreement's 1.5-degree target for global warming will cause permanent and irreversible damage to glaciers; it warns that the temperature limit must be kept below 1 degree for ice sheets that are melting six times faster than in the 1990s.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A new report, published in the context of the ongoing COP31 climate conference in Türkiye, has sounded the alarm about the alarming rate of melting of the Earth's cryosphere.
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