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05 November 201917.56 A group of 11,000 scientists from 195 countries, including 250 Italians, raises the alarm on the climate emergency. Scholars, including the first signatory Thomas Newsome of the University of Sydney, see humanity's failure to contain greenhouse gas emissions. They identify key objectives, including reform of the energy sector, reduction of pollutants, restoration of ecosystems. Despite fears, scientists are partly optimistic, "encouraged by the recent wave of concern", with mobilizations everywhere.Climate, alarm for 11,000 scientists
2019-11-05T17:06:54.437Z
17.56 A group of 11,000 scientists from 195 countries, including 250 Italians, raises the alarm on the climate emergency. Scholars, including the first signatory Thomas Newsome of the University of Sydney, see humanity's failure to contain greenhouse gas emissions. They identify key objectives, including reform of the energy sector, reduction of pollutants, restoration of ecosystems. Despite fears, scientists are partly optimistic, "encouraged by the recent wave of concern", with mobilizations everywhere.
Source: rainews