Manmade global warming is proceeding at the fastest rate ever, according to the “Global Climate Change Report.” The Report claims the figure has risen to 1.19°C over the last decade (2014-2023), from 1.14°C (2013-2022).
The analysis claims that only five years’ worth of carbon emissions at current levels—200 billion tonnes—remain until the planet is pushed beyond 1.5°C of warming, which is widely considered to represent a “tipping point” with disastrous consequences.
Manmade warming has been increasing at a rate of 0.26°C per decade over the period 2014-2023. This is caused, the Report claims, by consistent levels of greenhouse-gas emissions and by attempts to improve air quality, which have reduced the quantities of “cooling” gases like sulfur dioxide that reflect sunlight.
“Our analysis shows that the level of global warming caused by human action has continued to increase over the past year, even though climate action has slowed the rise in greenhouse gas emissions. Global temperatures are still heading in the wrong direction and faster than ever before.
“Our analysis is designed to track the long-term trends caused by human activities. Observed temperatures are a product of this long-term trend modulated by shorter-term natural variations. Last year, when observed temperature records were broken, these natural factors were temporarily adding around 10% to the long-term warming.”
Climate “experts” are currently meeting in Bonn in preparation for the COP29 climate conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.
It’s expected that the conference will focus on emission-reduction and also on establishing new financing frameworks to help poorer countries reduce their reliance on oil, coal and gas. Geoengineering—deliberate interventions to alter the climate, such as releasing sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere and encouraging massive plankton blooms in the oceans—is also likely to be on the agenda.
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