Clearly heat and droughts are an issue and contributing factor, but land use is easily controllable relative to atmospheric CO2. > Oh we’re going way past 1.5C

Clearly heat and droughts are an issue and contributing factor, but land use is easily controllable relative to atmospheric CO2. > Oh we’re going way past 1.5C. Are we? The IPCC projects that no change in public policy or tecchnological advancement globally has us on track fro 2.6C rise by 2100, but there's a straightforward path to 1.8C. Experts no longer think the old worst case scenarios are plausible. Yes, 2.6C is nothing to scoff at, but it's in the realm of adaptable.