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We will not make it. but that's not to say that if countries stepped up and did more, we couldn't make it. getting countries to step up, though, is, of course, what's proving difficult. butjohn kerry has a broader point — that this isn't 1.5 or bust, that every tenth of a degree matters. and that was backed up by a major un report on the difference between global warming of 1.5 and of 2 degrees. it says 99% of coral reefs, for example, would be wiped out at 2 degrees of warming. 0r there's global sea levels — they'd rise by about ten centimetres more at 2 degrees. and keeping to 1.5 means ...

It's absolutely accurate to say that currently, on the current track, no, we will not make it. but that's not to say that if countries are stepped up and did more, we couldn't make it. getting countries to step up, though, is, of course, what's proving difficult. butjohn kerry has a broader point — that this isn't1.5 or bust. that every tenth of a degree matters. and that was backed up by a major un report on the difference between global warming of 1.5 and of 2 degrees. it says 99% of coral reefs, for example, would be wiped out at 2 degrees of warming. 0r there's global sea levels — they...

Policies will get us. the yellow shows pledges and targets too. the red is what is needed for 1.5. it's not close. that said, progress has been made. when the paris deal was done in 2015, global warming was projected at 3.5 degrees. as we've seen, warming was projected at 3.5 degrees. —— as we've seen, that's come down significantly and the us climate envoyjohn kerry thinks 1.5 remains possible. it's absolutely accurate to say that currently, on the currant track, no, we will not make it. but that's not to say that if countries are stepped up and did more, we couldn't make it. getting coun...

Significantly and the us climate envoyjohn kerry thinks 1.5 remains possible. it's absolutely accurate to say that currently, on the currant track, no, we will not make it. but that's not to say that if countries are stepped up and did more, we couldn't make it. getting countries to step up, though, is, of course, what's proving difficult. butjohn kerry has a broader point — that this isn't1.5 or bust. that every tenth of a degree matters. and that was backed up by a major un report on the difference between global warming of 1.5 and of 2 degrees. it says 99% of coral reefs, for example, wou...