The Paris Agreement was supposed to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius. Ten years later, greenhouse gas emissions are at record highs, and the planet is warmer than it has been in the last 11,000 years. So why are experts describing the agreement as a success?
SwedenThe President of the USA, Donald Trump, signs a decree so that the pen glows. The country's rapid swing affects the climate and environmental work. The scope and pace are enormous, but all of this is things that Trump said he would do, says researcher Katherine Browne. Here are eleven important points.
SwedenDonald Trump has for the second time withdrawn the USA from the Paris Agreement. This leads to greater emissions and complicates international cooperation, assesses researcher Katherine Browne at the Stockholm Environment Institute. It makes it more likely that other countries will withdraw, she says.
WorldMoney, money, money. This year's UN climate meeting – COP29 – which begins this week, is called finance-COP. Rightly so, according to researcher Katherine Browne. The biggest question is how large the figure will be, she says.
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