How much of the excess heat from global warming is captured in the oceans?
85% get this wrongHow many people in the world live in areas that are 5 meters or less above sea level?
77% get this wrongWhat happens to the average global temperature if we halve the annual net emissions of CO2, today?
67% get this wrongHow many of the 195 countries recognized by the UN have adopted the Paris Agreement on climate change and the environment?
85% get this wrongHow does water vapor contribute to the greenhouse effect (which keeps the earth’s atmosphere warm)?
67% get this wrongWhich image shows best what happened during the past 40 years to the average temperature in the atmosphere below and above 12 km?
69% get this wrongGlobally, how much has the average sea level been rising per year over the past 100 years?
71% get this wrongCurrently, the average temperature on Earth is 15C. What would the average temperature on Earth be without greenhouse gases?
77% get this wrong70% of Europeans said they were planning to switch to a more environmentally friendly energy provider to fight climate change, in 2020. What was this number in the US?
85% get this wrong70% of Europeans said they were planning to switch to a more environmentally friendly energy provider to fight climate change, in 2020. What was this number in China?
87% get this wrongWhich of these gases is NOT a greenhouse gas?
90% get this wrongWhen did scientists first start to realize that human activities have the power to influence the climate?
66% get this wrongPeople in high-income countries emit different amounts of CO2 depending on how rich they are. Which graph shows the difference from the poorest 10% to the richest?
54% get this wrongWhat is it all greenhouse gases do?
64% get this wrongSince agreements were made in 1987 to limit ozone-depleting substances, how many have been phased out?
75% get this wrongIf we stopped emitting greenhouse gases today, for how long would the sea level continue to rise?
83% get this wrongIn high-income countries in 2021, the poorer half of the population emitted roughly 5 tonnes of CO2 per person from burning fossil fuels. How much was emitted per person, by the richest 10%?
60% get this wrongHow many people in high-income countries see climate change as a threat to their country over the next 20 years?
80% get this wrongIf we stopped all carbon emissions (CO2) today, roughly how long would it take before the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere is back to the levels back in 1750?
80% get this wrongHow many of the world’s 250 richest companies describe climate change as a risk in their annual reports?
84% get this wrongHow many of the world’s 250 richest companies have set targets to cut their carbon emissions?
74% get this wrongThe people in high income-income countries emit how much CO2 per person, on average, compared to the poorest 50% of the world population?
75% get this wrongSince 1850, what share of all carbon emissions have come from Europe and North America?
62% get this wrongEvery year, energy from the sun (light and heat) reaches the earth. Compared to that energy, how much energy leaves the Earth out into space every year?
67% get this wrongCountries with incomes like India, Morocco and Bolivia, emit how much CO2 per person, compared to high-income countries?
82% get this wrongThe UN’s scenarios for stopping global warming rely on technologies to capture and store carbon from the atmosphere. How many of these technologies are already affordable and used today?
65% get this wrongWhat happened to CO2 emissions from the EU and USA since 2005?
76% get this wrongHow much of all greenhouse gas emissions come from transport?
75% get this wrongOf all greenhouse gas emissions from the global food system, how much comes from transporting food?
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