Climate plans show emissions dip, but far from 1.5°C goal: UN
A new UN report reveals that current climate pledges from 64 nations will only cut global emissions by 11% by 2030, falling drastically short of the 60% reduction needed to limit warming to 1.5°C. While progress is noted, a significant acceleration in emission cuts is urgently required. Major emitters like China and India are yet to submit their updated targets.
A new UN report reveals that current climate pledges from 64 nations will only cut global emissions by 11% by 2030, falling drastically short of the 60% reduction needed to limit warming to 1.5°C. While progress is noted, a significant acceleration in emission cuts is urgently required. Major emitters like China and India are yet to submit their updated targets.
