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Urgent Call for Global Collaboration Against Climate Crisis
9/16/2025
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- Climate scientists stress the urgent need for collaboration to tackle rapid climate changes, as stated by Andrew Weaver from the University of Victoria.
- Global warming has surpassed 1°C, resulting in severe droughts and extreme weather, according to expert Tierney.
- Current carbon dioxide emissions exceed those from historical events like the end-Permian mass extinction.
- Microbes are vital for regulating climate and carbon storage, highlighted by environmental scientists like Tom Battin.
- Human activities have caused atmospheric carbon dioxide levels to reach 420 ppm, a rate not seen in millions of years.
