In a special episode of The world, the universe and us, climate scientist Tim Lenton uses this moment of activism as an example of a “positive tipping point” in climate action.
Tim’s known for discussing traditional climate tipping points – scenarios where we cause irreversible damage to the Earth’s climate system. But his new book examines the opposite, where global action can cause irreversible change for good.
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