Limiting temperature increase to 2C (probably) avoids tipping points
The global climate system is complex and chaotic, with internal instabilities and positive feedback loops. Once the system passes a tipping point, even if greenhouse emissions stabilise, nature will raise temperatures and increase emissions itself.
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Limiting temperature increase to 2C (probably) avoids tipping points
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Evidence suggests Earth's climate may be close to major tipping points »Evidence suggests Earth's climate may be close to major tipping points
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