Ice Melt
Reports
With the planet already effectively at 1.5°C of warming, and no sign of emissions peaking, the world is now on a dangerous trajectory toward 3°C.
Mainstream climate assessments downplay extreme risks—this report calls for urgent, large-scale, emergency-level climate action.
How Antarctica could contribute several metres of sea-level rise—far sooner than previously thought.
Papers
Global warming has hit 1.5°C, but that is not safe. What does that mean for climate advocacy?
The evidence is clear: emissions are still rising, warming will exceeds 1.5°C by decade's end, and tipping points are accelerating, requiring urgent action.
Articles
Current CO2 levels could cause a 60-meter sea-level rise, with devastating impacts and urgent climate action needed.
The Paris target is unsafe as major climate tipping points accelerate, demanding urgent global action.