Cop28 live: scientists warn of catastrophic climate tipping points as summit continues

Sixth day of Cop28 comes as new report says threats to humanity drawing closer as carbon pollution heats the planet to ever more dangerous levelsPressure is piling on to the negotiators are Cop28 after Europe's climate monitor, the Copernicus Climate Change Service, on Wednesday announced that November had become the sixth record-breaking month in a row for average temperatures.An "extraordinary" November smashed the previous November heat record, pushing 2023's global average temperature to 1.46 degrees Celsius warmer than pre-industrial levels, CCCS said, according to AFP, the French state-backed news agency. Continue reading...