Julius Garbe @juliusgarbe.github.io · May 20

“... far too warm” (1.5°C) is indeed correct: we already know that even today‘s warming is sufficient to trigger the collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet in the long term. The ‘safe limit’ is below +1°C of global warming! #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevelRise #IceSheets #WAIS #Collapse #TippingPoints

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FoxFire · May 20

Glad they warned us of the coming centuries. 🙄

Leon Simons · May 20

And we're already at +1.5°C, for all intents and purposes. bsky.app/profile/leon...

Derek Johnson · May 20

We have already gone off the cliff. Just waiting for impact.

Timlagor · May 20

I think running out of Arctic Sea Ice is probably the more urgent problem* and tells us exactly the same thing. * in very roughly a decade likely triggering a big acceleration of Greenland melt and threatening AMOC. The number of people not screaming about this makes me wonder if I misunderstood