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Overshooting 1.5°C Climate Target Now 'Inevitable,' Says UN Chief
UN reports a projected 10% global emissions cut by 2035 but warns this pace is insufficient to meet the 1.5C warming limit outlined in the Paris Agreement.
- The UN reports that commitments to keep global warming under 1.5C are failing ahead of COP30.
- Every signatory agreed to submit a new carbon-cutting plan every five years.
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that slow action makes it 'inevitable' to exceed 1.5C in the short term.
- The UN expresses confidence that global emissions will peak and decline in the coming years.
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The Washington PostDecade after Paris accord, a supposedly big year for climate falls short
A year meant to be crucial in the fight against climate change is coming up short.
·New Hampshire, United States
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UN Climate Progress Report Ahead of COP30 Is “a Warning Siren”
Ahead of the United Nations’ global summit on the climate emergency in Belém, Brazil, a report on countries’ climate plans released Tuesday served as both “a progress update and a warning siren,” one campaigner said. According to the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) Synthesis Report, governments have submitted plans to the UN that would reduce fossil fuel emissions by just 10% Source
·Sacramento, United States
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The synthesis report of the country's climate commitments for 2035 to date shows that, although the emissions curve is decreasing for the first time, it is not enough.
·Portugal
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