"...what is being done as well as promised to prevent warming is way short of ensuring survival of organised human life.
In the words of Peter Carter, “Two degrees is too late.” We will never see three degrees of warming because "we will be long gone."
https://scroll.in/article/984605/climate-action-for-cities-can-the-tide-be-turned Sketchy policies-- "What is missing are measurable targets and timelines – emission cuts, making a transition to clean energy, improving air quality indicators, public health indicators and increasing public transport ridership. What is misleading is the idea that we are faced with a technical problem in need of technological fixes. What is mistaken is the notion that select green projects will compensate for the harm caused by growth-fixated business as usual...
"all interventions ought to be based on the precautionary principle: if a project or policy has even a suspected risk of harm to the climate system, it should not be undertaken without scientific near-certainty about the absence of harm. In other words, the burden of proof must be on those proposing the action, not on those opposing it. "