IPCC
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However he has had rows with the US in the past, criticising their decision to leave an earlier climate treaty, the Kyoto Protocol, when he was head of the IPCC.
From BBC
"And then you will have relatively large scale removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as well, so that the net is at about between 5 to 10 gigatons of CO2 removed per year towards the end of the century, according to scenarios by the IPCC."
From Science Daily
"Clear and proven steps can be taken to reduce it and build more equal societies and economies," they said, adding that experts stood ready to volunteer their time, as many do with the IPCC.
From Barron's
But it is "likely" that a higher proportion of tropical cyclones across the globe have reached category three or above over the past four decades, meaning they reach the highest wind speeds, according to the UN's climate body, the IPCC.
From BBC
The number of tropical cyclones globally is unlikely to increase, according to the IPCC.
From BBC
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