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Graphic showing Hawkins' "climate stripes". A graph of the global temperature without axes, where the temperature over the last 140 years is only indicated by vertical coloured stripes. The colours go from blue for cold in the first half of the figure to bright red for the highest observed temperatures, as well as to dark red for future temperatures if we keep our promise to limit warming to 1.5°C and to black for future temperatures if we only implement the pledges currently made. The latter will mean about 3°C of warming.

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Graphic showing Hawkins' "climate stripes". A graph of the global temperature without axes, where the temperature over the last 140 years is only indicated by vertical coloured stripes. The colours go from blue for cold in the first half of the figure to bright red for the highest observed temperatures, as well as to dark red for future temperatures if we keep our promise to limit warming to 1.5°C and to black for future temperatures if we only implement the pledges currently made. The latter will mean about 3°C of warming.
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Victor Venema (victorvenema@fediscience.org)'s status on Tuesday, 09-Nov-2021 18:06:41 CET Victor Venema

Ed Hawkins (Climatologist at the University of Exeter, UK): What would I say to #COP26?
http://www.climate-lab-book.ac.uk/2021/what-would-i-say-to-cop26/
The article is basically a short readable summary of the recent #IPCC report. I mostly post it for the beautiful image illustrating what the choices made at COP26 mean for the future global temperature.

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