These, I think, are the three most critical graphics from Tuesday’s program on climate policy, the most recent of MIT’s climate change symposia.
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This first graphic benchmarks the economic and civil consequences risked as a function of each degree of projected temperature change. (Note that a 1.5 degree increase is already baked in as a result of carbon already emitted.)
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This third graphic is a pie chart showing the global geographic distribution of emissions correlated to per capita GDP indicating where urgent leadership must arise.
Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1K22DNPRrIgyrAzGTk1IRZrKrkBsHJcy