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Title: Editor’s pick.
Authors: Flint, David (AUTHOR), Harding, Geoff Harding (AUTHOR), Mellish, Richard (AUTHOR), Clason, Maureen (AUTHOR), Napier, Ian (AUTHOR), Edge, Sam (AUTHOR), Whiteley, Andrew (AUTHOR), Ford, John (AUTHOR), Cundall, Peter (AUTHOR), Rose, Mary (AUTHOR), Tunnicliff, Steve (AUTHOR)
Source: New Scientist. 08/16/2025, Vol. 267 Issue 3556, p27-27. 1p.
Subjects: Global warming, Climate change, Carbon dioxide mitigation, Climate change mitigation, Extreme weather
Abstract: The main focus of the article is the debate surrounding climate targets in light of global warming. One contributor argues that the target should be set at 1°C to effectively mitigate climate damage and reduce the likelihood of extreme weather, while others express skepticism about achieving even 1.5°C, suggesting that higher limits may lead to complacency in decarbonization efforts. The discussion reflects a broader concern about the consequences of climate change and the need for urgent action to prevent catastrophic outcomes. [Extracted from the article]
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