With the world’s climate in a state of emergency, and only
a few days to go to the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26)...
October 2021 |
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Your guide to the top
environmental stories of the month
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With the world’s climate in a state of
emergency, and only a few days to go to the UN
Climate Change Conference (COP26), in this month’s
issue we bring you the latest climate science.
Find out how you can follow the discussion and
take action. |
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Time is running out to slash
emissions |
Even if countries live up to their new
pledges to curb greenhouse gas emissions, the
world will still warm by 2.7°C this century, finds
UNEP’s Emissions Gap Report
2021. Unless drastic action is taken now,
the upper limit of the Paris Agreement is at risk
of being exceeded and the Earth is left open to
catastrophic climate change. |
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UN declares a healthy environment a
human right |
The decision is welcomed by
environmental activists, including indigenous
peoples, campaigning against pollution and the
overexploitation of the natural
world. |
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What can you do about climate
change? |
While we need global policy-level
action, your voice is needed now to push for
meaningful change. Find out how you can "Act
Now" to push for corporate and political actions
and adopt greener lifestyle
choices. |
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50 years on, the environmental
movement reignites |
In 1972, world leaders met in
Stockholm, Sweden for a landmark summit on the
environment. They’ll meet there again in
mid-2022 to take stock and look
forward. |
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The facts about climate
change |
In a world of rampant misinformation,
UNEP’s climate change dashboard brings you the
most up-to-date climate science, progress made
by countries and what needs to be
done. |
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Production
Gap Report
2021 |
The report tracks the discrepancy
between governments’ planned fossil fuel
production and global production levels
consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C or
2°C. |
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Infrastructure
for climate
action |
Published by UNEP, UNOPS and the
University of Oxford, the report calls for
drastic reform of infrastructure – a sector
responsible for 79% of all greenhouse gas
emissions. |
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Summit: UN Climate Change Conference
(COP26) |
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Publication Launch: Adaptation Gap
Report 2021 |
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