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Eco-living — Ecological Co-Living

Upper Tuesley, Milford, U.K.

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For examples of our work and access to our sponsored eco-community projects, please visit:

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Counting Down to Global Decarbonization

The IPCC has calculated how much CO2e we can emit and still have a 67% chance of staying under 1.5°C of warming—our allowable "carbon budget." We're on track to exceed that budget in the time shown.

In 2018, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change published a Special Report outlining feasible greenhouse emissions pathways to limit global warming to 1.5ºC. In this report, IPCC researchers estimated that, beginning in 2018, humans could release an additional 420Gt of carbon into the atmosphere and still have a 67% chance of limiting warming to 1.5ºC.

The Climate Clock shows how long we have left until this carbon budget runs out, given the amount of carbon we continue to emit globally.

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DEADLINE: Exceeding our Allowable Carbon Budget to Stay Under 1.5°C

We must take action to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions to zero as quickly as possible within this critical time window for action.

See ClimateClock.World for more information.
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