We are at emergency levels, page-181

Copperbod, Ozemania, Mudguts, Zipperlip, please try to log the following and so understand why even 1.0 degree Celsius of global warming can have a critical impact on our environment.

words from climatecentral.org

“To understand what’s happening, we need to get a little geeky and take you back to Stats class. The classic bell curve represents the distribution of all temperatures at a location. The bulk of temperatures — those close to average — sit near the middle of the curve. Record temperatures, which are rare, sit on the fringes, with hot on right and cold on the left.

“As the world warms from the increase in greenhouse gases, the whole curve shifts to the warmer side, the right. This shift results in a large jump in the number of extremely hot days and a drop in the number of extremely cool days. It also means heat records are more likely to be set than cold records. And it is these extremes that impact our lives.”