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The 2023 Yearbook of Global Climate Action reveals increased efforts by businesses, investors and regions, but highlights the need for scaled-up climate action to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C
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While progress has been made since 2015, carbon dioxide emissions rose by 1.2% last year, according to a United Nations report
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The King is set to attend the World Climate Action Summit at COP28 UAE at the invitation of the UAE President and will deliver an opening address
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Earth has experienced its hottest three-month period on record, as reported by the European Union-funded Copernicus Climate Change Service
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The Prime Minister has defended the government’s decision to grant North Sea oil and gas exploration licences
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July is on track to be the hottest month ever recorded, with unprecedented heatwaves and wildfires impacting regions worldwide, according to the UN
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More than 600 fossil fuel employees were present at COP27
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It estimates that 37m tonnes of plastic waste could enter the ocean each year by 2040
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The world’s water supply is being drained by overconsumption, a new report has found
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That’s in light of the findings of the latest IPCC report
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The IPCC Synthesis report will warn that urgent and sustained action is required in the 2020s to avert catastrophic consequences
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Without action “a mass exodus of entire populations” could be on the cards, Mr Guterres said
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