The report is out: the world will survive thanks to Donald Trump's climate policy

The UNEP report highlights the urgent need for countries to reduce carbon emissions to combat climate change, noting that the U.S. has significantly increased its emissions, undermining global efforts. The report indicates that U.S. emissions will rise by 133 megatons by 2025, driven by increased electricity demand and a resurgence in coal use. The Trump administration's policies have contributed to this rise, making it likely that emissions will be 0.9 gigatons higher by 2030 than under Biden's policies. The report emphasizes the global consequences of U.S. actions and outlines necessary steps to limit warming to 1.7-1.8 degrees Celsius by mid-century. It also warns that even if all signatories meet their targets, there is still a 66% chance of exceeding 2.6 degrees Celsius by 2100.