Listen: is the European Commission’s climate resilience plan enough?

The European Commission has introduced a plan to address climate change, but it lacks binding commitments. The proposal includes a law for member states to adopt national adaptation plans based on a shared temperature rise scenario. Critics argue that the EU is not doing enough to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and that the plan primarily focuses on data sharing rather than concrete actions. There are no new funding announcements for adaptation efforts, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the initiative.