Climate Change and the Impact of 1.5 Degrees Celsius

The video explains the significance of a 1.5-degree Celsius increase in global temperature, highlighting its impact on glaciers, sea levels, and weather patterns. It discusses the uneven distribution of temperature changes and reflects on the historical stability of Earth's climate. The video concludes with a call to action to address climate change, emphasizing the potential challenges for economies and societies, especially for vulnerable populations.

What is one of the major consequences of a 1.5-degree Celsius increase in global temperature?

• Cooling of the polar regions

• Decrease in global sea levels

• Stabilization of weather patterns

• Melting of glaciers and rising sea levels

How will the 1.5-degree Celsius increase affect different regions?

• All regions will warm by the same amount

• The Arctic will experience much warmer nights

• Deserts will receive more rainfall

• Tropical regions will become cooler

What has been the state of Earth's climate over the past 10,000 years?

• Rapidly warming

• Stable, allowing civilizations to flourish

• Consistently cooling

• Highly unstable

What is a potential consequence of climate instability on societies?

• Increased economic stability

• Economic and societal instability

• Universal prosperity

• Greater societal harmony

Who will be most affected by climate instability if no action is taken?

• Only those living in polar regions

• People living in urban areas

• The wealthiest individuals

• The most vulnerable populations