All countries are doing too little for the climate, further warming threatens: 'No more excuses'

The UN environmental program's report reveals that global greenhouse gas emissions have not peaked, with deforestation decreasing too slowly and fossil fuels inadequately regulated. The goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is now deemed unattainable, with projections indicating a rise of nearly 3 degrees. The report emphasizes the need for urgent action, highlighting that while some countries have reduced emissions, faster measures are essential. António Guterres stresses the importance of transitioning from coal and fossil fuels, while also noting the rapid growth of clean energy. Countries must also enhance protections against climate disasters, which are becoming more frequent and severe.