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Special UN climate chief calls for more ambitious plans to prevent climate change

UN climate chief calls for more ambitious plans to prevent climate change

  • Current plans would result in emissions of 51.5 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent by 2030 — only a 2.6 percent reduction on 2019 levels
  • Report highlights that existing international climate plans are significantly insufficient to prevent global warming
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