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Climate Change Timeline
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mise à jour avec succès:
5 janv. 2021
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Edwin Wealend
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Les événements
Keeling accurately measures CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere and detects an annual rise.
Extinction Rebellion formed
SMIC conference of leading scientists reports a danger of rapid and serious global change caused by humans, calls for an organized research effort
Reports from US National Academy of Sciences and EPA spark conflict; greenhouse warming becomes a factor in mainstream politics
Villach Conference declares consensus among experts that some global warming seems inevitable, calls on governments to consider international agreements to restrict emissions
Montreal Protocol of the Vienna Convention imposes international restrictions on emission of CFCs
First IPCC report says world has been warming and future warming seems likely.
Second IPCC report detects "signature" of human-caused greenhouse effect warming, declares that serious warming is likely in the coming century
International conference produces Kyoto Protocol
Third IPCC report states baldly that global warming, unprecedented since the end of the last ice age, is "very likely," with highly damaging future impact
Fourth IPCC report warns that serious effects of warming have become evident
Paris Agreement: nearly all nations pledge to set their own targets for greenhouse gas cuts and to report their progress
CO2 level is 415 ppm Mean global temperature is 14.8°C
CO2 level is 315 ppm. Mean global temperature is 13.9°C.
Ed starts trying to save the planet
First Climate Emergency declared (Melbourne)
UK Govt passes legislation committing to reduce net emissions of greenhouse gases by 100% relative to 1990 levels by 2050
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