Climate change has been the focal point of world leaders this week as they meet at COP26 to put forth joint attempts in handling destroying climate condition ahead of 2030.
Despite whatever they would do, it’s as yet not going to be simple.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Climate, Economy, Vaccines Top Agenda As World Leaders Meet At G20
A climate representative for the Met Office, Grahame Madge, said, “Even if we stopped all emissions tomorrow, we’re not necessarily going to see any benefit from that by 2030 in terms of a reduction in extreme weather events.”
Assembling the words and the ensuing activities towards climate change, would it be able to in any case be helpful to this age or even inside the next 10 years?
There’s as yet an “upward curve” of ozone depleting substance outflows in the air that will wait around for some time regardless of whether quick move is made, Medge told HigfPost UK.
Since the pre-industrial time, Carbon dioxide levels have been rising pointedly.
″We know that we’ve not reached the worst of what climate change will throw at us because we’re still putting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere,” he says. “It will be many, many years before we reach a new normal.”
As per Dr Friederike Otto, a senior climate teacher at Imperial College London, the world ought to anticipate more outrageous climate.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Buhari Pledges Net-Zero Emissions By 2060 During COP26 Summit
“The bottom line is that no matter what we do, temperatures will continue to rise in the next 20 years until we reach net zero.”
Things may look bleak yet there’s still expectation as any activities taken quickly can assist temperatures with rising even that piece more slow until 2030.
