‘A shift no country can ignore’ : where global emissions stand, 10 years after the Paris climate (…)
The watershed summit in 2015 was far from perfect, but its impact so far has been significant and measurable Ten years on from the historic Paris climate summit, which ended with the world’s first and only global agreement to curb greenhouse gas emissions, it is easy to dwell on its failures. (…)
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