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On eve of IPCC report,
disaster as the world’s leading authority

Masthead/titlepiece
on of online discussion
call for action on a crisis climate change prepares to
warn of an around the world, from experts
‘playing out in real time’
imminent and dire risk to
the global years of work
and represent eight
from leading scientists.
‘If emissions continue scientists, publishes comprehen-
climate system. sive assessments roughly
The Intergovernmental Panel Doug Parr, policy director at to rise, increasingly seven years, with this report
every
on peace UK, said governmentsGreen- the sixth
Climate Change will today
landmark report, the most
publish a take heed of must
the warnings. “Practi-
severe impacts occur’ since 1988. This one will be
however: previous work
different,
Fiona Harvey compre- cal, funded and has shown
hensive assessment yet, deliverable plans [by that the 2020s are a crucial

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Environment correspondent less than governments] decade,
three months before vital to keep us below the Simon in which greenhouse gas
UN talks supposedly safe Lewis emissions
that will determine the future limits must be halved in order
The fires, floods and
extreme course are almost non-existent[of heating] University College London to limit
weather seen around the of life on Earth. . Urgent cli- heating to 1.5C above pre-industrial
world in Policymakers have already mate action was needed decades levels, established by previous
recent months are just pre- – now we’re almost ago sign up to policies IPCC
a foretaste viewed the findings, finalised out of time. that not just put reports as the threshold
of what can be expected on “The UK government has the brakes on the climate of safety,
if global Saturday night, which a huge slam it into reverse.” crisis, but and the lower of two goals
heating takes hold, scientists have been responsibility in the 2015
say, the subject of an intense as host of the UN cli- Paris agreement.

frontpage.
two weeks mate talks The IPCC, made up of hundreds
to ensure world leaders Michael Mann, distin-
of the world’s foremost

Team GB’s
climate guished professor of Earth 10 

Olympics hailed as
Jason Kenny,
Britain’s most
decorated

‘miracle of Tokyo’
Olympian,
after winning

Skyline
gold yesterday,
with his wife
Laura, Britain’s
most decorated
female
Sean Ingle Olympian. Far
Tokyo
left: Team GB

An information panel at the top of the front

boxer Lauren
Team GB’s trailblazing
perfor- Price, who also
mance in Tokyo has been
hailed as won gold
“the greatest achievement
in British
Olympic history” after
the young
team matched the tally
of medals
from London 2012 on the
final day.
With Jason Kenny successfully

page that tells the reader about other stories

defending his keirin title
to become
the first Briton to win seven
Olympic
gold medals, and the boxer
Lauren
Price winning middleweight
gold,
the British team ended fourth
in the
medal table with 65 overall
– 22 of
them gold.

in the paper to tempt them inside.

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