Global climate destabilization

Refers to the effects of the increased average global temperature by the sudden^[1] increase of greenhouse gas emissions of human origin, that far outweigh any natural additions to the carbon cycle^W such as volcanoes, as studied and reported by the IPCC^W and mitigated under the UNFCCC^W and Emission Trading System.^W

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↑ The man-made increase in atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations is occurring on a timescale of a few centuries, since the start of the Industrial Revolution. This is several human lifetimes, but "sudden" in geological terms.

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[sudden-1] The man-made increase in atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations is occurring on a timescale of a few centuries, since the start of the Industrial Revolution. This is several human lifetimes, but "sudden" in geological terms.

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