Today, we are already experiencing the negative consequences that come alongside a global temperature rise of 1°C. Imagine what these consequences were to look like if we reached a 2°C increase, which is the minimum goal set by IPCC8. We are already experiencing more extreme weather conditions, rising sea levels, and melting ice caps and permafrost in the arctic8. Should the global temperature continue to rise to the 2°C mark, it is very probable that we will witness the Arctic Ocean with no ice at least once every 10 years and even the loss of almost all the coral reefs8. It is important…