Abstract
Abstract. Planet Earth now enters a new era characterized by the fight against global warming and it's consequences. Can countries or individuals adapt resiliently? Or will international governance finally make progress at COP 25 in Glasgow? We will soon reach more than 1.5 degrees plus. .
Keywords. Keeling curve, greenhdeouse gases, coal fired power plants, temperature rise, irreversible transformation.
JEL. Q10, O31, O33, Q01, Q16, Q18.
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