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Cutting global warming down to size by cooling the ocean surface to the preindustrial level in 226 years and maintaining it there.
- Jun 24, 2023 5:38 am GMT
A target of zero degrees of warming from the preindustrial level is neither ambition nor unachievable with an ocean heat focused climate policy.
To fail to immediately address the total Earth System Sensitivity is the ultimate in procrastination, false economy and supreme disservice to future generations.
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