Eventually, not much - esp as govt can always repeal the Climate Change Act. But the journey to that is through a bunch of high court rulings, requirements to explain to Parliament etc. Eg:

Never been as jealous of your job as I am today

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Wonderful news, congratulations Guy!

What’s more, the author @susannahfisher.bsky.social is my wife #proudhusband

It’s crucial reading to understand what’s coming in the next decades but few people are talking about yet. Well written and meticulously researched.

These have largely been ignored because institutions and politics don’t want to touch them. But as the book sets out, tackling them properly will become essential, and is possible.

What will adaptation look like then? The book identifies 16 hard choices the world will have to confront if we are to adapt well to a planet being heated by fossil fuels.

That won’t be enough. Climate change will break systems. Food production will fail in places, water treaties will become obsolete, coastal lands will disappear, other lands will become effectively uninhabitable, and so on.

It argues that climate adaptation so far has done a lot of good things - and still is chronically underfunded - but has largely stuck to tinkering with existing systems