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Earth's climate system increasingly unstable, but signs of positive change emerge

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Briefings

A 2026 report by an international coalition led by Oregon State University scientists states Earth's climate system is rapidly becoming unstable. While the report notes emerging signs of positive societal changes, it concludes that more urgent and rapid action is required to address these risks.

Key points

• The seventh annual report from an international coalition led by Oregon State University scientists concludes that Earth's climate system is increasingly unstable.
• The report highlights emerging signs of positive societal changes but emphasizes that greater and faster action is necessary to mitigate risks.

Context and limitations

This briefing is based on a single 2026 report with no specific dates, units, or named actors beyond the coalition's leadership. The evidence does not specify the magnitude of instability, the timeline for positive changes, or the exact scope of required action.

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