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World needs major emissions cuts by 2020, says report
Thursday 17 Nov 16 9:00am
ALL KEY SECTORS – including commercial agriculture – must have major emissions cuts under way by 2020 if the world is to keep global warming within the Paris Agreement’s 1.5deg limit, a new report says.
The science coalition Climate Action Tracker released its Ten Steps report at the COP22 meeting in Marrakech this morning, outlining the 10 most important short-term steps to meet the Paris Agreement goals.
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