\"We must recognise that together we have the power to take individual actions and to push for systematic change. Let's transform climate knowledge into climate action\" he continued.”

The project follows a report published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change on 8 October which stated that we have only 12 years to limit the most drastic effects of climate change.

\"Since 2015 the melting of ice in Greenland has raised global sea level by 2.5 millimetres. Since the discovery of the greenhouse effect in 1896 global temperatures have increased more than one degree celsius. Earth is changing at an ever-increasing speed\" said Rosing.

\"Science and technology have made it possible for us to destabilise Earth's climate but now that we understand the mechanisms behind these changes we have the power to prevent them from growing\" he explained.