climate tipping points
Exceeding 1.5oC global warming risks triggering multiple climate tipping points
Maps showing the Global core (A) and Regional impact (B) climate tipping elements identified by the study. Blue, green, and orange areas represent cryosphere, biosphere, and ocean-atmosphere elements, respectively.
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