01:59And that is halfway to the Pliocene.
02:02And the Pliocene was the period 3 million years ago that was the last time that it was actually quite warm.
02:10And that was only 3 degrees Celsius warmer than the pre-industrial.
02:14So we're halfway there for 9 millions of years in 150 years.
02:17So we're in the morning.
02:18So we're here today.
02:19Now we're in the middle of the 20 minutes.
02:22Ok.
02:23Let's get started.
02:24Okay.
02:24Let's get started.
02:24Let's get started.
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03:54We do detect some acceleration in the last 20 years compared to the previous 20 years.
04:21Whether that means that temperatures are going to suddenly rocket up exponentially, that seems a little unlikely.
04:27But we're seeing the impacts of the changes that we have.
04:32I mean, whether we can formally detect an acceleration in that, that is what we expect.
04:37And we expect that because we still haven't started reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
04:45Until we do, then we have our foot on the accelerator pedal of global warming.
05:52We're seeing sea level rise and storm surges if you're in a coastal area.
05:56We're seeing it in wildfires.
05:58And it is now no longer possible to just say, oh, you know, this is just something that the scientists worry about.
06:05It doesn't affect normal people.
06:07It's affecting normal people and it's affecting them all over the world.
06:22And it's affecting the answer.
06:25It's affecting them all over the world.
06:27It doesn't affect the connections and uncertainty.
06:28It's affecting them all over the world.
06:30wagon, dépend of the Başv política, but itself is affecting them all over the world.
06:32It's affecting the view and Monet in the future.
06:34And it is affecting people to.»
06:35Let's see.
06:37And it affects the señor seasoning andKeeper!..
06:38I'll see you next time.
11:16Well, but there's no normal because that implies that we're just going to stay where we are.
11:21And we're not.
11:22Things are continuing to get worse.
11:24For us to stabilize global warming, even at the level it is now, effectively, we have to get to net zero.
11:30We have to stop emitting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
11:33And that's a huge challenge.
11:36So, you know, that isn't going to happen anytime soon.
11:38And so that means that while that's not happening, temperatures are going to increase and the extremes are going to become more extreme.
11:46Now, you know, whether, you know, one year or another is like 0.1 or 0.02 warmer or cooler than the previous year.
11:54Okay.
11:54You're not going to see that in the weather statistics.
11:57But we have reached a point now where this isn't the new normal because it's not static.
12:04We're still moving.
12:05But the baselines are shifting.
12:07And so what was normal for the 1980s is no longer the case.
12:13Right.
12:13So if you're making plans based on what extreme weather was doing in the 1980s, then you're way out of date with what's actually going to happen.
12:27And so we got the perfect trend here to this.
12:29And so we're coming to theowercomp agencies as well.
12:31And then you're going to have to OKC and then you have to keep that in mind soon.
12:34And so go make sure that you're going to like, scrubbing that.
12:36To keep that in mind.
12:38So that's how people would real quick trade-made coating.
12:40And we're sticking to it and probably won't do that.
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