Humanity may enter an irreversible phase in 2035.

The "tipping point" to protect the Planet from climate change will be a "tipping point" for the next 20 years, the Daily Mail of London reported on August 31.
If governments fail to act decisively to tackle global warming, humanity could enter an irreversible phase by 2035, according to climate scientists.
after that, any action to stop global warming will not be enough to avoid "dangerous" climate change.
scientists say climate change could lead to deadly heat waves and floods.
studies also suggest that the Paris climate agreement's deadline of limiting temperatures to 1.5C (2.7F) by 2100 may have been invalidated.
scientists from the Utrecht Complex Systems Research Centre and the University of Oxford want to find an "irretrievable time node" to tackle climate change.
they believe that significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions will begin in the last year before dangerous climate change can be avoided. The concept of "irretrievable time nodes" has the advantage of containing time information, said Matthias Enegen Hester of the University of Oxford, the lead author of the
study. "We think it's very useful to inform the debate on the urgency of climate action,"
he said.
" experts say that if emissions are cut faster and the proportion of renewable energy used is increased by 5 per cent a year, humans will win 10 years. "In our study, we found that there are strict deadlines for climate action," said Professor Henk Dijkstra, a researcher at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands at
.
" he said, 'We have come to the conclusion that limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius or 2 degrees Celsius before the Paris climate agreement targets are met is a fairly tight time, even with a big reduction strategy in mind.'
.