By 2100, the world will be different. A newly published study estimates that there’s a 95 percent chance global temperatures will rise more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels. That’s the level that’s frequently considered the tipping point beyond which the consequences of climate change become catastrophic.
Business Insider: There’s a 95 percent chance the world will warm beyond a crucial tipping point – here’s what that means
A picture taken on July 13, shows the dry reservoir bed of Tunisia's El-Haouareb dam, located near Kairouan some 160 kilometres south of Tunis.
