While the 1.5°C target faces temporary overshoot, returning to this goal by century's end remains achievable with immediate course correction. The focus must shift to making any overshoot as brief and minimal as possible to avoid tipping points, but it can still be done.

The climate crisis has reached a point of no return with devastating consequences now inevitable. Global warming is pushing the planet to the brink as every one of the last 10 years has been the hottest in recorded history. The 1.5°C threshold will certainly be overshot, triggering catastrophic impacts including floods, fires, heatwaves and the destruction of marine ecosystems.

Assertions about the causes and solutions for an exaggerated climate crisis demand scrutiny. Instances of climate change are often overstated as tipping points even though the environment has adapted to past environmental shifts, and human interventions. Economic growth fuels innovation to mitigate impacts, while alarmist narratives exaggerate irreversible damage.

While the 1.5°C target faces temporary overshoot, returning to this goal by century's end remains achievable with immediate course correction. The focus must shift to making any overshoot as brief and minimal as possible to avoid tipping points, but it can still be done.