Malcolm McCulloch

Feb 12, 2024 | smartwatermagazine.com | Malcolm McCulloch

Global temperatures have already exceeded 1.5°C warming and may pass 2°C later this decade, according to a world-first study I led. The worrying findings, based on temperature records contained in sea sponge skeletons, suggest global climate change has progressed much further than previously thought. Human-caused greenhouse gas emissions drive global warming.

Feb 10, 2024 | phys.org | Malcolm McCulloch

Global temperatures have already exceeded 1.5°C warming and may pass 2°C later this decade, according to a world-first study I led. The worrying findings, based on temperature records contained in sea sponge skeletons, suggest global climate change has progressed much further than previously thought.

Feb 6, 2024 | renewanews.com | Malcolm McCulloch

By Malcolm McCulloch New research suggests Earth may have already reached at least 1.7°C warming since pre-industrial times – a deeply troubling discovery. The post “A deeply troubling discovery:” Earth may have already passed crucial warming limit appeared first on RenewEconomy. Read Full Article HereFor more great articles: Renew Economy(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)Comments comments

Feb 6, 2024 | innerself.com | Malcolm McCulloch |Christiana Figueres |Tom Rivett-Carnac |David Wallace-Wells

ShutterstockGlobal temperatures have already exceeded 1.5°C warming and may pass 2°C later this decade, according to a world-first study I led. The worrying findings, based on temperature records contained in sea sponge skeletons, suggest global climate change has progressed much further than previously thought. Human-caused greenhouse gas emissions drive global warming.

Feb 5, 2024 | theconversation.com | Malcolm McCulloch

Global temperatures have already exceeded 1.5°C warming and may pass 2°C later this decade, according to a world-first study I led. The worrying findings, based on temperature records contained in sea sponge skeletons, suggest global climate change has progressed much further than previously thought. Human-caused greenhouse gas emissions drive global warming.