Efforts to save ourselves from climate change taking us backwards

One of the certainties arising from scientific reports is that at best there is little prospect of restricting global warming to the maximum 1.5°C, to which the nations of the world committed in Paris in 2015. This is Part 1 of a four-part series.

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