Why the Guardian is changing the language it uses about the environment

 notes : 

1- the Guardian introduced more accurate terms to describe environmental crisis 

2-  “climate emergency, crisis or breakdown” instead of “climate change” and “global heating” is favoured over “global warming”, “wildlife” rather than “biodiversity”, “fish populations” instead of “fish stocks” and “climate science denier” rather than “climate sceptic”

3- new terms are scientifically precise and to communicate clearly with readers.

4- UK MPs recently endorsed labour party's deceleration of climate emergency

5- carbon emission must decrease to half by 2030

6- to avoid floods , extreme heat, drought and poverty for hundreds millions of people

7- level of CO2 in the atmosphere increased

summary: 

the Guardian introduced more accurate terms to describe environmental crisis, because they are more scientifically precise and to communicate clearly with readers, such as using the terms “climate emergency, crisis or breakdown” instead of “climate change” and “global heating” is favoured over “global warming”. in the political world , UK MPs recently endorsed labour party's deceleration of a "climate emergency".furthermore, The scale of the climate and wildlife crises has been laid bare by two landmark reports, scientists said carbon emission must decrease to half by 2030 to prevent floods, drought, extreme heat and poverty of millions of people. also they said human society was in danger from the accelerating annihilation of wildlife and destruction of the ecosystems that support all life on Earth. in addition to the update from the Guardian regarding levels of CO2 in the atmosphere that it have risen so dramatically. people should understand that climate crisis is not future problem anymore and should be addressed everyday.