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CO2 emissions are still catastrophically high, according to the new UN Emissions Gap Report. Current pledges are too weak to keep to temperature targets. The next six years are critical.

Global emissions need to fall 42 percent by 2030 to set the world on a path to limit temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Humanity remains far from that goal.

The world is on pace to warm by as much as 2.9 C by the end of the century, far beyond the target set in Paris less than a decade ago, according to a new UN report.

PARIS: Countries' greenhouse gas-cutting pledges put Earth on track for warming far beyond key limits, potentially up to a catastrophic 2.9 degrees Celsius this century, the United Nations said on Monday (Nov 20), urging G20 nations to boost emissions cuts. The UN Environment Programme's annual Emissions G

The Earth is on track to heat by almost 3C this century with the decarbonisation plans currently in place, it is claimed.

UN's latest Emissions Gap Report warns that even if governments' decarbonisation goals are met the world is still facing around 2.5C of warming this century

In its annual Emissions Gap report, the UN Environment Programme says the climate action plans of governments will fail to limit the global temperature to under 1.5-2C this century.

The Earth is on track to heat by almost 3C this century with the decarbonisation plans currently in place, it is claimed.

Countries’ ‘emissions gap’ is like an emissions canyon littered with broken promises, broken lives, and broken records, says UN chief

The Earth is on track to heat by almost 3C this century with the decarbonisation plans currently in place, it is claimed.