We Have To, In The Next Ten

What We Are Doing To The Future Of Our Children, And The Other Species On The Planet, Is A Clear Moral Issue.

It's As Certain That As Long As Fossil Fuels Are The Cheapest Energy, We Will Just Keep Burning Them.

The Climate Is Nearing Tipping Points. Changes Are Beginning To Appear And There Is A Potential For Explosive Changes, Effects That Would Be Irreversible, If We Do Not Rapidly Slow Fossil-fuel Emissions Over The Next Few Decades.

If Humanity Wishes To Preserve A Planet Similar To That On Which Civilisation Developed And To Which Life On Earth Is Adapted, Paleoclimate Evidence And Ongoing Climate Change Suggest That Co₂ Will Need To Be Reduced From Its Current 385 Ppm [parts Per Million] To At Most 350 Ppm... If The Present Overshoot Of This Target Co₂ Is Not Brief, There Is A Possibility Of Seeding Irreversible Catastrophic Effects.

I Tend To Be Naive And Gullible, I Guess, But I Try To Believe That Governments Believe What They Say.