“GHG emissions are now about twice the rate of GHG removal from the atmosphere.
GHG concentrations will therefore continue to rise even if emissions fall, stabilizing only when emissions equal removal.”
The longer the delay, the more expensive it will be to get to less than zero emissions to stop inexorable warming.
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