Best of 2019: World at climate crossroads, India improves performance
Many high greenhouse gas emitting countries, including India and China, have reduced emissions intensity, but governments need to take stronger action to restrain global warming
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World at climate crossroads, India improves performance
Many high greenhouse gas emitting countries, including India and China, have reduced emissions intensity, but governments need to take stronger action to restrain global warming
No money means no teeth in Paris agreement
As rich nations fail to put in sufficient money into the Green Climate Fund, emerging economies are left with very little financial resources to respond to climate change
Weak workplan wounds Paris Agreement
The Paris Agreement, itself a compromise that is not enough to combat climate change, was further weakened in the details as the work programme was signed off in the annual UN climate summit
India improves its climate performance
India is ahead of many major economies on climate action, but globally national governments are not showing the political will to phase out use of fossil fuels quickly enough to restrain runaway global warming
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