US EditionIt’s been a dangerous decade since the Paris Climate Agreement, but there’s still reason for hope
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Analysis by John D. Sutter, CNN. A decade ago, the world came together and decided to solve the climate crisis by adopting the Paris Agreement. I remember it like it was yesterday. It was December 2015 at the UN climate talks in Paris. I was standing in front of a CNN camera when the news came through an earpiece: Nearly every country on Earth agreed to reduce emissions to net zero by 2050, keeping warming below catastrophic levels. A green gave…
Analysis by John D. Sutter, CNN. A decade ago, the world came together and decided to solve the climate crisis by adopting the Paris Agreement. I remember it like it was yesterday. It was December 2015 at the UN climate talks in Paris. I was standing in front of a CNN camera when the news came through an earpiece: Nearly every country on Earth agreed to reduce emissions to net zero by 2050, keeping warming below catastrophic levels. A green gave…
It’s been a dangerous decade since the Paris Climate Agreement, but there’s still reason for hope
It’s easy to frame the decade since Paris as a failure. But the reality is more complicated, writes John D. Sutter. As COP30 begins, the world has many reasons for hope.
Now that COP 30 is opening, it's time for the Paris Agreement to take stock 10 years ago, at COP 21. If some signs are positive, however, greenhouse gas emissions do not decrease.
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