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Pliocene sea surface temperature anomaly. Shown with present day-borders. Data source-http-::geology.er.usgs.gov:eespteam:prism:index.html

Climate Science

CO2 levels are 50% higher than pre-industrial levels

By Climate Spotlight During the Pliocene Climatic Optimum, the Antarctic and Arctic ice caps nearly melted, and sea levels were about 35 m higher than they are now. Temperatures were much warmer than today, with the polar temperatures standing at around 5°–10°C. This was about 5 – 1.8 million years ago during the Pliocene epoch, a […]

Climate Spotlight Staff

November 30, 2022

COP27

Loss and Damage Fund established at COP 27

After almost 30 years of delay and inaction, parties at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh agree on the creation of a Loss and Damage Fund which will provide financial resources to developing countries battered by the effects of climate change. But will the transitional committee complete its work in time for COP28? By Marco Lopez SHARM […]

Climate Spotlight Staff

November 29, 2022