Investor Presentaiton
Where are we now?
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Research suggests probable warming of 1-6 C above
preindustrial levels by the end of the century, depending on
the success of mitigating actions.
Wide range of potential outcomes relating to the timing and
extent of future warming
Potentially huge consequences under scenarios at the
upper end of the range.
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Global temperature change
relative to 1850-1900 (°C)
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2.00
1.75
Current
warming rate
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Human-induced
warming
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Climate uncertainty
for 1.5°C pathway
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Observed
warming
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Restricting the extent of warming will require a
massive and prolonged transition effort,
unprecedented in scale and duration, which may be
orderly or disorderly.
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