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Feelings of Climate Scientists, and the Scoop on the next IPCC Assessment Report Seven (AR7) cycle

I first revisit the recent Guardian survey of 380 climate scientists and their expectations on what temperatures will rise to over the coming decades. Hint: 1.5C and 2.0C will be left in the dust, with 77% of respondents saying we are heading to a much much warmer world. I then chat about what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is planning to do as they meet to discuss their next gigantic climate reports that will be Assessment Report Seven (AR7). First, a bit of background on the most recent AR6 reports: In reverse chronological order, the IPCC reports for AR6 came out as follows: AR6 Synthesis Report: Climate Change 2023 was released March, 2023; 42 pages long, a report called “longer report” was 85 pages. AR6 Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change (also known as Working Group 3; WG3 report) came out April, 2022; 2042 pages long. AR6 Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability (also known as WG2 report) came out February, 2022; 3068 pages long. AR6 Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis (also known as WG1 report) came out August, 2021; 2409 pages long. Total page count: 2409 + 3068 + 2042 + 85 + 42 for a grand total of 7,646 pages. Your homework is to read this; quiz in a few weeks!!! I should note that when the WG1, WG2, and WG3 reports came out they were mostly illegible since each page was struck with a diagonal to diagonal, large bold overprint saying “Draft Copy” which was not removed for many many months, really discouraging anybody from reading them. Rinse and repeat… The IPCC has just announced that the next cycle of reports is being planned, and the Assessment Report Seven (AR7) is in the early planning stages. By reading the recent IPCC meeting news for this year, it appears that WG1 - The Physical Science Basis will be out late 2029, probably with the bold “Draft Copy” splashed across each page making it unreadable. That’s about 8 years after the last one. I can’t wait!!! Also, a special report on climate change and cities will be released by the IPCC in early 2027. You heard it here first, on Beckwith’s channel. Is this enough international global action? I’m thinking of covering the full 7,646 pages of the AR6 reports in videos. I figure 3 videos per 100 pages, so we are looking at about 230 videos. What do you think? Is this a good idea? Let me know your thought’s. In the meantime, please donate to http://PaulBeckwith.net to support my research and videos joining the dots on abrupt climate system mayhem, and also to ensure that I do or don’t do these 230 videos.