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Should scientists publically talk about climate tipping point risks? Or rather keep quiet about them and stick to climate impacts we know for certain? What do you think? Here's my answer at the New York Times panel event. #TippingPoints #ClimateWeekNYC #climate

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Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf 🌏 🦣1 year ago

This is the kind of tipping point we are talking about.

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Marcus Gibson 🦋1 year ago

Thanks Prof, for being one of few voices of reason these days.

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Greenman part of contraflow1 year ago

Eines der Hauptprobleme ist d. Schweigsamkeit d. Medien zu dem Thema. Man muss sich schon anstrengen um dem Thema zu begegnen. Und es muss populistisch und publikumswirksam sein. Gefühle erreichen die Leute. Korrekte und reine Sachlichkeit eher nicht. Wir brauchen Werbekampagnen.

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fj1 year ago

YES

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John Barna1 year ago

You underestimate & under-report, yet again….ffs

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Hugo1 year ago

Here we see the last 8 years projected into the future. That's what I think.

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Lets Stop the intergenerational theft/go Kid heros1 year ago

I do not think you are clear enough We all should be talking about tipping points!!!! I think it is fair to say many points are already tipping and so we need to try to not tip all the tipping points Going to be hot house earth Question is how Much nature can survive # Humans?

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Alex Borger1 year ago

@AnnieLeymarie 💯

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Kurtilein 🖤❤ @kaakrampmeier.bsky.social1 year ago

Please do so! As long as everyone thinks knowing the word "climate change" is sufficient we do have a knowledge issue, not only an action issue. People need to see their individual threat before we can achieve support for real change.

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Ogre in My Swamp1 year ago

Haven’t you realised that the public doesn’t give two hoots about what scientists speak of, tipping points or climate impacts.

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