Many countries are aiming to reach carbon neutrality in 2050. The 2050s will be completely different from the 2020s. Let's say we meet our climate goals and manage to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, which is what many nations agreed to in the Paris Climate Agreement. But that means the planet will still be 1.5 degrees warmer than in pre-industrial times. So what will our future look like?
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Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst Entertaining format and precious content here. Given the best scenery the climate change consequences will yet change completely the world as we know it by 2050. It's not a State or government effort anymore, but the one of everyone to try to do our best to minimise what we can those effects. Unfortunately it seems this best scenery won't be true, unless matters radically change.