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But at least we made a bunch of grotesque genocidal pedophiles obscenely wealthy.
Even if you ignore anything else, just speak to ANY mountaineer, and they'll all tell you that glaciers are drying up
'Sharp acceleration' meaning 75% faster warming in the last decade compared to the 40 years previous, and blowing past the 1.5° target in 3-4 years. No speculation was given, but I think it's likely we're seeing the limits of oceanic absorption of co2 and heat. The ocean's latent heat capacity has flattened the curve for more than a century, and it's very hard to predict when that will run out, but sea surface temperatures spiking all over have been good evidence that we have passed a major tipping point in the last few years.

Goes outside
Ah shit, no way!
The thing that doesn't get called out enough is that many greenhouse gasses have a lag time before they actually start causing heat. CO2 for example takes about 20 years if I recall correctly. So we are seeing the results of what was emitted years ago... not necessarily the current emissions.
Really? I've never heard of this, and I'm a climate scientist.. Not saying it's definitely wrong, but a citation would be good.
Edit: Huh, seems it's true: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/10/3/031001 although that is for large pulses of CO2, I don't know how that translates into a constant stream of emissions..
The US military is one of, if not the largest, enemy of the environment. Every one of us could do our part but without militaries being mindful too, the environment is cooked.
That's my bad...I was super gassy the other week. I'll back on the beans and onions.
1.5°C Threshold Could Be Exceeded Before 2030
Come to Europe one of these days. We're at 2.3°C.. Come and see our cities getting closer to temperatures of Phoenix, or the many forest fires, the droughts, powerplants shutting down because of a lack of water, transportation issues. The idiots saying more CO2 being good for plants can ask the farmers how things are going. We're not having a good summer.
This is the forecast for the next 5 days in Vienna/Austria. Last week was the same. I am fucking exhausted.

Cant wait for Friday.
I wonder if this have anything to do with moving quickly from "we must all limit our energy consumption" to "we must burn as much energy possible for no real purpose".
I guess we'll never know /s
Even the billionaire cult conterences shifted from "debunking global warming" to "adapting to global warming".
Sadly we're now at the "I told you so" phase of global warming and much sooner than expected. Now it's a case of how bad are things going to get.
We still haven't even peaked in terms of global emissions per year, let alone meaningfully reduced them. Then even after reducing from the peak, we really need to get to net 0, which seems impossible right now.