UN Global Stocktake: Report warns 'progress is still inadequate' for meeting global climate goals

Cecilia Keating
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UN Global Stocktake: Report warns 'progress is still inadequate' for meeting global climate goals

UN publishes first official overview of collective progress towards climate targets since Paris Agreement, as it again warns the world is on track to exceed 1.5C temperature goal

Eight years since countries around the world signed the Paris Agreement, national governments have failed to take adequate action to bring down global greenhouse gas emissions and avert the worst impacts...

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