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Researchers: Even harder to reach the 1.5-degree target

The outcome of the climate summit jeopardizes the goal of limiting global warming to 1. 5 degrees even further.

Researchers: Even harder to reach the 1.5-degree target

The draft of the Climate Meeting: "Everyone will be dissatisfied"

A new draft has been presented at the UN climate meeting in Baku, where rich countries such as Sweden are expected to more than double their contributions to poor countries' climate efforts by 2035. Everyone will be dissatisfied when they go home, says climate policy researcher Mathias Fridahl.

The draft of the Climate Meeting: "Everyone will be dissatisfied"

The Climate Summit's Draft: "Everyone Will Be Dissatisfied"

A new draft has been presented at the UN climate meeting in Baku, where rich countries such as Sweden are expected to more than double their contributions to poor countries' climate efforts by 2035. Everyone will be dissatisfied when they go home, says climate policy researcher Mathias Fridahl.

The Climate Summit's Draft: "Everyone Will Be Dissatisfied"

Fear of Swedish Inflation after Trump's Election

Donald Trump's victory is called the greatest political comeback in history. But how is Sweden affected by it? TT lists some possible consequences of the presidential election in the USA.

Fear of Swedish Inflation after Trump's Election

Strong increase in Swedish greenhouse gas emissions

Emissions of greenhouse gases from the Swedish economy are increasing sharply. The increase is an effect of the reduced reduction obligation, it is the most likely explanation, says Mathias Fridahl, expert on climate policy.

Strong increase in Swedish greenhouse gas emissions