National targets cover 75 per cent of global emissions, study finds

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Carbon limits and rise in global climate legislation 'adds credibility' to countries' emission reduction pledges ahead of Paris summit

Three quarters of global emissions are now limited by national targets, researchers say, raising the prospect of a credible climate change deal being agreed later this year. The 2015 Global Climate...

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