Pondering on the why and the what next..

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OH NO, MORE PAPERWORK! 😩📝 Planning on leaving SA for any reason at all? ✈️🌍 Well, you must let SARS know — this is a new regulation! ⚠️ See here: sars.gov.za/travellerdeclara… #SARS #SouthAfrica #TravellerDeclaration #TravelDeclaration #Customs #BorderControl #PreDeclare #TravelReady #TravelSafe #TravelTips #Airport #LandBorder #SeaPort #KSIA #CTIA

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DID YOU HEAR about this news from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization? 🌍📢 I think it’s a #GREENFLAG and you might like this news too! ✅✨ So, UNESCO has launched the Digital Innovation Hub for Disaster Risk Reduction; it actually happened in March but I only got around to learning about it now. What is it all about? 🤔 Well, it’s an open-access global platform meant to connect governments, scientists, communities, and private innovators (maybe like you) to help bridge the massive gap between extremely fragmented climate tools and on-the-ground emergency needs — and trust me — we’re going to have many needs in the future on the ground. 🌪️🔥🌊 The hub’s “advertised” goal is to democratize (I love this word) advanced DRR (Disaster Risk Reduction) technology so that developing countries and vulnerable communities can access context-appropriate solutions across prevention, response, and recovery. 🤝🌐 #Equity #TechForGood Capabilities apparently include predictive AI and GIS (Geographic Information System) that combine satellite imagery, live weather feeds, and social signals into AI-driven risk maps and damage projections, alongside high-performance compute routing for intensive workloads to shared infrastructure when local capacity is lacking. 🚀🛰️📡 Ladies and gentlemen (and everything in-between), this is how we’re meant to use tech! #AI #GIS #ClimateTech Imagine localized early warning systems such as Disaster Prevention via Cloud solutions that share information on earthquakes, tsunamis, and wildfire alerts in multiple languages in real time — plus open-source Feel Safe VR to assist in preparedness simulations, especially for people with disabilities. All very good stuff. 🌐📲🆘 #EarlyWarning #InclusiveTech The tools on the platform are organized by operational phase to support the Sendai Framework (a major international agreement). If this is used as hoped, and by centralizing interoperable tools, compute resources, and a demand-driven marketplace (that’s up to us), the UNESCO hub could take us on a strong path toward equitable, tech-enabled disaster resilience — reaching the places where it’s needed most. 🌱🏘️💪 #Resilience #DisasterRiskReduction Anyone can visit the UNESCO Digital Innovation Hub Portal to explore the ecosystem: unesco.org/en/unesco-digital… 🌐🔗

In my book, I have a Chapter called “HOW TO END WAR – why we war at all” War is no longer exclusively fought with guns, tanks, planes ✈️ and ships 🚢. A great deal of the attacks you can't even see! For example last month (June 2026) in an interview with the German newspaper Die Welt, Yossi Karadi, the director-general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate, said that there had been a huge increase in hostile cyber incidents, which jumped from roughly 1600 in June 2025 to 4800 in June 2026. One of course would have to take the Israel's National Cyber Directorate at its word. What is MOST INTERESTING though is he also said ‘warfare’’ includes heavy digital propaganda and influence campaigns, specifically noting the deployment of AI-generated animations and videos – confirming what I have said many times before, AI and Social Media can be used as tools of war. You can get a copy of my book (Future Thinking 2026-2027) at the link below, R99 for download audio file 🎧, or R350 for paperback including delivery 📦. jeanpierremurraykline.co.za/… #CyberWarfare #AI #InfoWar #DigitalPropaganda #MediaInfluence #FutureThinking #BookRelease #CyberSecurity #jeapierremurraykline

Freedom of expression — AND THE ABILITY TO SHARE POINTS OF VIEW — is (or should be) a universal right. 🗣️🌍 Free public media is a vital tool to enable this. 📺📰 I was sad to learn today in my studies that just two days ago (28 June) General Muhoozi Kainerugaba (head of the Ugandan military and son of President Yoweri Museveni) ordered the shutdown of Uganda’s leading independent media outlets. 😔🚫 It’s reported that their armed forces surrounded and raided the Nation Media Group headquarters in the capital, taking NTV Uganda, Spark TV, and the Daily Monitor offline. 🏢🔒 General Kainerugaba announced the shutdown on his X account "In Uganda, I do not believe in a free press!" — interesting he is using a free platform to make this comment???. 🤔📱 He added that "the press should be guided by cadres of the revolution" and that the outlets could not reopen without his permission. ⚠️🛑 We are very luck in South Africa to have a strong and independent media. #FreedomOfExpression #FreePress #PressFreedom #Uganda #HumanRights #MediaFreedom #StandUpForJournalism

⚡️🌍📢 No power to the people, literally! On Earth Day, about 655 million people experience an Eskom-style outage every day and have no power. Of those, 560 million people are in Sub‑Saharan Africa. This was confirmed by a joint tracking report by the World Health Organization (WHO) — shocking! 😱🔌 🔋💻 (But we will power Data Centres for the rest of the world.) 🌐⚙️ 📣📊 #NoPower #EnergyCrisis #Eskom #SubSaharanAfrica #WHO #EarthDay #PowerOutage #EnergyJustice #DataCentres #SustainableEnergy

🔥 IF THE CANDLE BURNS TOO FAST, CHATGPT IS GOING TO GO BROKE! 💔 I want to report on something which makes perfect sense. In the same way teenager love (or passion) burns extremely hot, and then disappears almost overnight, the epically high levels of capital investment in AI might too be just a little ‘too much love’ all at once, and the end result could be some broken hearts 💔 and an economic collapse of the sector? 🤯 What am I on about? Well, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS for short), which by many is recognized as the "central bank for central banks," released a firm ‘warning’ in its Annual Economic Report on the 28th of June 2026, saying that this rapid growth in investment towards Artificial Intelligence, totalling $1 trillion 💰, poses a real critical threat to the global economy! Now that’s not intelligent, is it? 🤔 Their report also says that when comparing this investment surge to historical speculative bubbles like the British Railway Mania 🚂 (for those of you who don’t know about this because we are too young like me, it took place in the 1840s) and the Dot-com crash of 2000 💻 (I was around for that), advising that substantial investments driven by technological breakthroughs do often lead to significant recessions. 📉 For us concerned about threats to critical threat to the global economy, what are the flags to look out for? 🚩 Well, start by asking if there is Mismatched Spending vs Revenue? Major technology firms including our much loved Microsoft 🪟, and also Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle, are scheduled to invest over $1 trillion in AI between 2025 and our NYE party 🎉 6 months away. This massive expenditure exceeds their actual earnings and free cash flow! So, are these companies increasingly turning to debt and "shadow borrowing" to sustain all their shopping 🛒 and spending? Another question to ask is if there is a ‘Circular Economy of Investments’ going around and around? 🔄 BIS has pointed fingers at intricate financing dynamics within the AI sector, and an example is semiconductor companies investing in AI startups, which then purchase chips from these semiconductor firms. Another example to perhaps make is that many large tech firms are funding data center construction through corporate bonds💳 and private loans, and then these clever peeps are leasing back the equipment! Does this not create hidden liabilities that could increase the risks of a financial crisis if a major entity defaults? Good to poke the bear. 🐻 Will spending slow down? I don’t think so. Global AI Core Software & IT Systems Spending: 📊 2023: $154 billion 2024: $235 billion 2025: $307 billion 2026: this year $301 billion to $487 billion (Anticipated) 2027: predicted to be $500 billion. This is before we start counting Global Venture Capital (VC) & Private Equity Investment of around $914.5 billion-ish, over the same time period. The Broader "Full Stack" Outlook including things like internal data center construction, coffee ☕ for IT nerds, energy infrastructure, legacy software overhaul, and hiring is probably at around $2.59 trillion. (By the way, over that same period of time for battling World Hunger 🍽️, we only spent around $210 billion. My conclusion? Will the investment bubble on AI pop? Predictive Trading Markets: 60% to 65% Chance 📈, Macroeconomic Research Firms: 70% to 75% Chance 📊 and Institutional Banking Position: Balanced Buildout (35% Crash Chance). So basically – it’s a 50/50 maybe – but I don’t think the big spenders will allow it. What about the percentage chance of us solving world hunger over the same period? Well, the mathematical probability of our global community fully solving world hunger over the next 5 years is effectively 0% 🚫 - After all, to permanently end world hunger, keeping every tummy full, by 2030, the United Nations has estimated that we need to invest roughly $90 billion to $93 billion annually. I wonder where we could get that from? 💭 I really hope that the ‘future’ is not a place where CHATGPT can share food recipes to people with no food. 🍽️ #AIBubble #GlobalEconomy #InvestmentWarning #TechTrends #WorldHunger #FinancialCrisis #ChatGPT

LEADING THE CHARGE! ⚡🚗🔋 South Africa’s EV charging network is getting stronger. Here is an update! 🚀 CHARGE (the business formerly known as Zero Carbon Charge) is rolling out a R1.8 billion green transport initiative to build a self‑sufficient, off‑grid network of solar‑powered EV charging hubs along South Africa’s major highways. 🌞⚡🌍 YAY! 🎉 Their plan is, should all go well, to install 120 ultra‑fast stations roughly 150 km apart, each running on its own microgrid with large solar arrays and lithium‑iron‑phosphate battery storage, backed up by eco‑friendly HVO generators to ensure continuous, near‑zero carbon operation. 🔆🔋🌱 Want to know more? Good on you, Future Thinker! 🤓💡 Each hub will offer 720 DC ultra‑fast chargers (bringing a vehicle from 10% to 80% in about 20–25 minutes) plus 240 AC points for plug‑in hybrids. ⚡⚡ After a successful pilot in Wolmaransstad (N12), CHARGE launched its first commercial corridor on the N3 between Johannesburg and Durban, with live sites at Harrismith and Winterton — expansion to the N1 is planned next. 🛣️📍 Their rollout received a major boost from a R100 million equity investment by the Development Bank of Southern Africa, which helped validate the model and attract further private capital. 💰✅ But wait — there’s more! What I really like about this business plan is the hubs are designed to benefit rural economies: landowners receive 5% of charging revenue, and each site includes amenities, security, farm stalls, cafés and Wi‑Fi, to create local jobs and turn stations into community destinations. 🏡👩‍🌾☕📶 South Africa, please protect this infrastructure — let’s not start a culture of ‘borrowing’ this equipment… 🚫🔧 You can visit their website here: charge.co.za/ — free of charge. 🌐✨ I have said it many times before, but the fossil fuel petrol stations we all know so well — their days are numbered, and sooner than later we will be getting into EVs more frequently than I visit the cookie jar each week. 🍪🚘⚡ #LeadingTheCharge #EVRevolution #GreenTransport #SolarPower #OffGrid #UltraFastCharging #ChargeSA #SustainableMobility #RuralDevelopment #CleanEnergy #EVInfrastructure #FutureThinkers

🌊 A WIN FOR FOSSIL FUELS, A LOSS FOR OUR FUTURE – not an overstatement, well within the realm of possibility if not probability. I am so tired of writing these sorts of articles 😩. Surely, we must be getting to a point in time where we are more sensible? I really hope so, but as of June 2026, it appears we are not there yet. What am I on about? Mother Nature is back in court 🌍. Our Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has given a thumbs up 👍 to TotalEnergies to start drilling our ocean floors for up to ten ultra-deep-water exploration wells, despite opposition from 18 civil society groups and fishing cooperatives. Minister Barbara Creecy dismissed (back then; now we have Dion George) these very valid objections, claiming that the initial approval was both sound and valid 😡. I find this decision ultra-deeply (excuse the pun) disappointing, and I obviously couldn’t agree less with it if I tried. The drilling is slated to take place in the Deep Water Orange Basin (DWOB for short), located about 200 kilometers off our west coast, nearing the Namibian marine border. TotalEnergies EP South Africa is at the helm of this venture alongside its fossil fuel partners in crime, Shell and PetroSA 🔍. (And if you don’t think there is crime in this industry, you clearly missed my article “Criminal,” which you can read or listen to here: Criminal). Concerns regarding this drilling have been highlighted, demonstrated, and discussed with as much energy as activist organizations can muster. I thank The Green Connection, Natural Justice, and the Aukotowa Primary Fishing Cooperative for their efforts 🙏. These future-thinking advocates argue that the Environmental Impact Assessment underestimated the risks of an oil spill, pointing out that blowouts in ultra-deep wells are complex and could cause irreversible damage to marine ecosystems. Let’s not forget that fishing communities are already facing declining fish stocks due to other issues, and now they are threatened with even more risk to their food security and livelihoods from big business 💔. Approving new fossil fuel projects in 2026 contradicts our constitutional responsibilities and commitments under international climate agreements. It's madness, irresponsible, selfish, and driven by ego and the desire to make bucket loads of money 💰. Some government data indicates that successful commercial development could generate substantial revenue of between R80 billion and R100 billion. One entity that stands to gain from this is TOSACO, a local consortium linked with the ruling African National Congress, which owns a 40 % stake in this venture (via TotalEnergies), with the French, QatarEnergy, and Sezigyn getting the rest. In defence of the project, not that one can really have a defence, TotalEnergies and the government claim that our nation must tap into its ocean resources and assert the likelihood of a well blowout is extremely low, estimated at a tiny 0.0143%. This figure is actually less than another statistical probability I found, which ranges from 0.031% to 0.19%. While that percentage is very low, we must remember how quickly things can change. For instance, at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the global probability of implementing lockdowns was considered near zero. Three months later, it was a 100% certainty 📉. I would prefer to highlight another statistic: the likelihood of the South African government committing a legal or technical blunder when granting Environmental Authorizations for deep-sea oil drilling is approaching 100%, based on recent historical data. You can verify this, as every major offshore oil and gas exploration permit approved by South Africa's Department of Mineral Resources and Energy has recently been overturned or halted by the judiciary due to government errors and insufficient risk assessments. Our diligent judiciary consistently finds that the government fails to adhere to necessary legal procedures under the National Environmental Management Act. Cases like the Wild Coast Seismic Case involving Shell and the South-West Coast Block 5/6/7 Case with TotalEnergies and Shell illustrate the government’s unlawful actions, including deficiencies in consulting local communities and flawed environmental assessments. Given the situation, let’s poke the bear a bit and consider the worst-case scenario if things go horribly wrong. Starting with financial and economic concerns, after all, that's where most people want to focus, right? An ultra-deepwater blowout during drilling would release vast amounts of crude oil at alarming rates, tens of thousands of barrels per day, into our ocean! For comparison, the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster had cleanup costs exceeding $65 billion. For South Africa, even a smaller blowout requiring subsea capping stacks, chemical dispersants, and shoreline cleanup could cost between R50 billion and R150 billion. And guess who would end up footing that bill? That’s right, likely South African taxpayers. (Where are Dion or Barbara?) The local economy along the West Coast relies heavily on traditional fisheries, such as snoek and rock lobster. According to court filings from the Aukotowa Primary Fishing Cooperative, a significant spill could wipe out the income of thousands of near-shore fishers. With limited job alternatives in places like Port Nolloth and Hondeklip Bay, local economies could face total collapse, devastating families who have lived there for generations. What options might they have? Oil floats, meaning that oil slicks heading towards Saldanha Bay and Cape Town would necessitate the rapid closure of major commercial ports and infrastructure. This could also affect the intake systems for desalination plants and the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, which could, in turn, impact our power grid stability ⚡. The most significant damage would be environmental and ecological, total devastation. Our West Coast is part of the highly productive and unique Benguela current system; it is incredibly special and important. Yet we still want to risk it? Independent studies show that an uncontrolled offshore blowout has over a 50% chance of causing mass mortality among coastal wildlife. Can you envision our coast without penguins? The destruction could likely lead to localized extinctions and irreversible harm to critical seabed ecosystems. Let’s not even discuss hydrocarbons accumulating in marine life, which could render our beloved Sunday fish and chips toxic. Finally, there are geopolitical and transboundary implications. The northern boundary of TotalEnergies' drilling block sits right on the maritime border with sister nation Namibia, and the ocean currents in the Orange Basin could easily transport millions of barrels of oil into Namibian waters. Would Namibia ever forgive us for that? Under international laws like the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and the High Seas Treaty, South Africa could be held liable. (Has anyone found Barbara or Dion yet?) What happens now? The Western Cape High Court is currently considering a significant review application made in March 2026, aiming to annul the government's drilling authorization. The judges have reserved their judgment, making this a critical legal case that could have wide-reaching consequences for the future of South Africa's offshore energy landscape. This entire situation is incredibly frustrating for me. Let’s hope that humanity does the right thing! #FossilFuels #EnvironmentalJustice #SaveOurOceans #ClimateAction #OilSpill #EndangeredSpecies #SustainableFuture #DeepSeaDrilling #MarineConservation #WildCoast #SouthAfrica #EcoActivism #ClimateCrisis #ProtectOurCoast #LegalRights #OffshoreDrilling #FishingCommunities #PetroleumIndustry #ClimateChange #BenguelaCurrent #EcosystemPreservation

A NEW PHARMACY CHAIN FOR SOUTH AFRICA? No … but here is some environmental news which is disappointing: capetownetc.com/news/uct-stu… #Pollution #FalseBay #MarinePollution #UCTStudy #Contaminants #WaterQuality #PharmaceuticalPollution #Herbicides #EnvironmentalResearch #CapeTown #EcologicalHealth

🌐 What happens to your website when humans are no longer the users of the internet? 🤖 📖🎧 You can listen or read here: jeanpierremurraykline.co.za/… #DigitalRevolution #AICommerce #AgenticCommerce #AIShopping #FutureOfEcommerce #AutonomousAgents #TechTransformation #AITransformation #MachineReadableData #AIShoppers #FutureReady #TechInnovation #BusinessAdaptation #AIIntegration #SmartCommerce #DigitalEvolution #AITrends #EcommerceFuture #AItechnology

Humans and nature.

DID YOU HAVE AN IMAGINARY FRIEND GROWING UP? 🤔 I didn’t. I had real ones. I remember my first ever friend, his name was Stuart. Looking back now, the impact of my early friendships was pivotal, and I can see now how it shaped me to be who I am today. I have very cherished memories. ❤️ But… children in 2026 might not get this same opportunity. Why? Well, because of that chatting-to-some-AI thingymabob. 🤖 To play devil’s advocate, is an AI chatbot an imaginary friend? Good question — worth pondering, but finish this article first. 🧐 There is a worrying global trend of children making fewer human friends and instead chatting with AI bots — some almost exclusively preferring them. Because of this, I thought it was high time to issue a “Warning to Families” about children replacing their friends with AI companions. ⚠️If we don’t do something soon, some of our children may not have anyone at their birthday parties or matric dance. 🎂🎓 We must be aware and not sweep this concern under the rug. It’s a fact that a growing number of children and teens (in our own families) are turning to AI companions instead of us. There is research and advocacy reporting that over 70% of teenagers have tried AI chatbots or virtual companions, and about one-third use them regularly for emotional support, conversation, or relationship advice. 📊 This information should be particularly concerning because AI is trained on curated, specific data; it is unlikely to reflect the ethics, ambitions, or beliefs of our own families. It’s never fallen in love, it’s never cried, it’s never had a mom. 😢👩‍👦 This trend has gotten so bad that some clinicians have documented cases of children withdrawing entirely — not just from the garden or living room, but from sports, school activities, and even dinner time with the family. 🏃‍♂️🏫🍽️ The biggest trend offenders (not a fair word, perhaps “users”) are probably our teenagers — who, while coping (attempting anyway) with new pressures, are now also facing increased loneliness because of another trend: smaller family units. As a result, teens are increasingly using chatbots as conflict-free substitutes for siblings or friends. I personally enjoyed a good argument with my brother — memorable, messy, and formative. Adults miss that kind of friction. 🤼‍♂️💬 The trend is also reaching toddlers and elementary-age children via AI‑infused toys and voice assistants like Moxie Robot and Furby. Young kids are spending hours chatting with, confiding in, plotting with, getting feedback from, and even laughing with smart speakers or generative‑AI stuffed animals — instead of engaging in imaginative play with human buddies. That has to break a parent’s heart, right? 💔🧸🤖 I must also say: while every child is at risk, neurodivergent young people (autism spectrum, severe social anxiety, ADHD) are particularly drawn to AI because it offers endless patience, no judgment, and perfectly predictable responses. AI can become the “yes” friend we never had. 🧠✨ Child development experts warn that outsourcing friendship to software can stunt emotional growth — and that makes sense. We learn empathy, conflict resolution, reading facial expressions, body language, and tone through messy real-world interactions. If children repeatedly avoid arguments, rejection, awkward silences, or disappointment, they may miss developing crucial life skills: empathy, resilience, coping with heartbreak, overcoming challenges — basically everything that life teaches. 🧩❤️‍🩹 So — what can families do, especially when young people often hide their online activity? Don’t underestimate the risk — there have been tragic cases of children forming intense, isolated attachments to AI (search: Sewell, Juliana, Nina). ⚠️ Talk early and openly about what AI is and why human relationships matter. 🗣️👪 Set clear limits on daily conversational‑AI use and on unsupervised access to AI‑enabled toys. ⏱️🚫 Reboot efforts to encourage clubs, sports, and playdates — device‑free when possible. ⚽🎨🤝 Co‑use and review apps to understand the nature of conversations your child is having. 📱🔍 Seek help from a pediatrician, school counselor, or child psychologist if your child withdraws from people or activities in favor of AI. 🩺🏫🧑‍⚕️ Be vigilant, prioritize face‑to‑face connection, and most of all — set a great example: be a lekker human with your children. 🌞🤗 #RealFriendsMatter #DigitalWellbeing #KidsAndAI #ParentingIn2026 #HumanConnection #ProtectChildhood #Neurodiversity #ScreenFreePlay #FamilyFirst

STARLINK UPDATE, and for those of you wondering about it … as of this month, our Communications Minister Solly Malatsi confirmed in a parliamentary reply that ICASA has still not received any formal license applications from SpaceX's Starlink… not even an application yet. 🛰️📡🇿🇦📝❗ #Starlink #SpaceX #ICASA #SollyMalatsi #Broadband #Connectivity #License #SouthAfrica

I know everything at the moment in South Africa is about the March March on the 30th, but I have SOME OTHER NEWS YOU MIGHT (SHOULD) WANT TO KNOW ABOUT. 🇿🇦 📢 There has been a 💸 US$150 million development policy loan (about R2.5–R2.8 billion) signed between South Africa’s National Treasury and the OPEC Fund for International Development. Now.. I’m always concerned about how the South African government takes out loans… which citizens end up paying for. Every person born in South Africa is effectively born with an implied public debt share of approximately R90000–R100000. This negative influence is something we all need to keep an eye on and do what we can to prevent it from increasing! ⚠️💸 Okay, back to this policy loan — my summary for you: • This is the first loan of its kind between South Africa and the OPEC Fund. 🤝 • Terms: six-year maturity with a two-year grace period (eight-year total), priced at 6‑month SOFR 1.25%. 📅🔁 • National Treasury and the OPEC Fund say the funding is intended to support structural reforms, ease logistics bottlenecks, and improve public services in energy and freight transport, while promoting a “low-carbon, just transition.” 🌍🔋🚚 I think South Africans have earned the right to be concerned, so here are some points to ponder: • Critics note OPEC’s history of financing oil, gas, and petrochemical projects and argue that, as a policy-based lump-sum loan rather than a ring-fenced project fund, there’s no clear mechanism to prevent proceeds from indirectly supporting fossil-fuel dependencies. #RedFlag ⚠️🛢️ • Protests were timed to Youth Month — a period meant to commemorate young people’s role in shaping the nation — but many say the deal excludes them. It’s salt in the wound, since they’ll likely shoulder this debt. #YouthMonth #NoConsultation 🧑‍🎓✊ • Political opposition (including the EFF) rejected the loan, arguing such international financing promotes neoliberal policies that won’t lower high electricity costs for working-class households — a point worth watching. #EFF #EnergyJustice ⚡🏠 #OPECFund #SouthAfrica #PublicDebt #EnergyTransition #Accountability

Final social media thought and post for the day: ✨ “IF YOU START THE WARS, you cannot be proud of brokering ceasefires or peace deals.” ✌️ 🚫No congratulations are in order. #justsaying 💬

IF YOU HAD THREE YEARS LEFT, WHAT WOULD YOU DO? 🤔 ⏳ Well, you have some time to think about that… but 3 years is apparently all we've got left for this…😟 What am I on about? Well, the Global Warming Trajectory has reached 1.37°C. 🌍🔥 Says who? A newly released Indicators of Global Climate Change (IGCC) Report shares that global warming has officially gotten so bad above pre-industrial levels that some scientists are warning that at current emission speeds, the remaining 1.5°C carbon budget will be completely exhausted in less than three years. 📉❗ You can read more here if you like: mg.co.za/the-green-guardian/… 🌱#GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #Emissions #ActNow #SustainableFuture