Everywhere its easy to see evidence of the tipping point accelerating.
There's extremely good reason to panic at this stage.
>> But this is one year. A single data point. It's absurd to come to such an extreme conclusion based on a single year of (admittedly very scary) data.
Nope - this year is part of a statistical heat trend. It's not up and down, some years cooler, some warmer. It's getting hotter every year.
Plants and animals and the ocean ecosystem will be devastated by this.
The human food supply depends on seasons, and seasons are being massively disrupted. If plants don't product food then that's a big problem.
I would wonder what do you gain from denying this is where the problem has got to? Why do you need it to not be at catastrophe level right now?