Decades of rising emissions continued to do what scientists have long warned they would: make the world hotter.

Indeed, the 2010s mark the decade when the impacts from climate change became unmistakable, at least for any objective-minded observer.

Carbon dioxide from fossil fuels, which makes up about 90% of total emissions from human activities, was relatively flat from 2013 through 2016.

However, Fossil-fuel emissions rose an estimated 0.6% to a record 37 billion metric tons in 2019, capping three straight years of growth.

Sea-level rise is accelerating!!

The planet got a lot hotter this decade!!

Most countries have done very little so far to displace the power plants, cars, factories, and buildings polluting the atmosphere with more emissions each year.

In your view, is the world doing enough on climate change?

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