PwC: World on track for six degrees of warming without drastic carbon cuts
Current rates of decarbonisation are well short of the five per cent a year needed to avoid worst effects of climate change
The slow rate of emissions cuts in major economies has put the world on track for "at least six degrees of warming" by the end of the century, analysts will warn today. New research by consultancy giant...
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