Global Warming Remains Unchecked, Experts Warn at UN’s COP31 Climate Summit
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Limiting global warming to 1.5°C would require an unprecedented energy transformation: accelerated release of fossil fuels, massive deployment of renewables and industrial capture of carbon. Yet, at the COP31 in Antalya, the UN admits that the best possible scenario now reaches 1.8°C. Between political promises and industrial reality, the energy impasse is widening as governments continue to invest in oil and gas. The article Reheating to 1.5°C:…
The UN maintains the 1.5°C global warming target despite its own forecasts announcing a minimum of 1.8°C. This paradox reveals an economic battle where every tenth of a degree represents thousands of billions in costs...
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