Climate Change
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Global average temperature will increase by 3°C within the next 50 years if the current course is not changed.
A 3°C warming outcome is within some high-emissions scenarios, but the cited scenario literature describes 2°C–3°C by 2100, with a median of 2.2°C—not a general projection of 3°C within the next 50 years. The statement therefore presents a conditional, scenario-dependent late-century outcome as a near-term global expectation.
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A 3°C warming scenario would cause the polar ice caps to melt and would inundate Miami, make Phoenix unlivable, and eliminate spruce and fir trees in New Hampshire’s White Mountains.
Scientific sources support continuing polar ice loss and increasing sea-level and heat risks, but they do not establish that all polar ice will melt, that Miami will be wholly inundated, or that Phoenix and the White Mountains will become literally unlivable or treeless on that timescale. The deterministic chain of consequences is therefore misleading.
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