This article is about the lost year of emphasis on climate change: "2020 Was Supposed To Be Our Best Last Chance To Save The Planet. So How Did We Do?"
Ah, not so good — other than a little bit of carbon reduction due to fewer commuters on the roadways in metropolitan areas.
The idea that we can do something "radically different" in the next 10 years to reverse climate change is highly unlikely in my opinion. We would need some calamitous event like one of those hundred-mile-long ice shelfs breaking off down in Antarctica and floating up to Miami to get people's attention, and then there would still be people saying "the earth is just in a warming phase, none of this is human caused."
To my feeble mind, I'm just thinking about all the permafrost that is melting and letting off greenhouse gasses from the decaying materials. This type of event will turbocharge the increase in temperatures, accelerating predictions — I would think. Unfortunately, I won't be around in the year 2100 to see if I was right or not.