COP26 Glasgow summit: Climate change policy wins leaves organisers relieved
Early climate change wins at COP26 have left organisers relieved, even if the cost of realising net zero targets proves astronomical.
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Early climate change wins at COP26 have left organisers relieved, even if the cost of realising net zero targets proves astronomical.
Early climate change wins at COP26 have left organisers relieved, even if the cost of realising net zero targets proves astronomical.
Leaders representing land which is home to over 85 per cent of the world’s forests are expected to commit to reversing deforestation by 2030.
The pledge to reduce methane was one of the Glasgow summit’s biggest wins, but negotiations continue on the thornier sticking points.
“Bond is strapped to a doomsday device as a red digital clock ticks down remorselessly to a destination that will end human life as we know it,” the British PM told delegates.