As #SB62 wraps up, we’re not seeing the urgency the science demands, in fact the opposite. @IGCC_earth found last week that global warming is accelerating – that we may reach the warming limit within five years unless emissions are rapidly reduced. Key takes on #bonntalks ⤵️.

Migration visas for Tuvalu citizens at risk of #sealevelrise "are the repercussion of our failure to meet the Paris Agreement's targets," @RosanneMartyr told the BBC. To protect the land, cultural sites and ecosystems "the best solution we have is to reduce our emissions now".

Read our brief on the latest science of the 1.5°C limit, including the present level of global warming and current climate impacts. Extreme climate impacts are everywhere and will only get worse unless peak warming is kept as close to 1.5°C as possible.

RT @ember_energy: NEW | Solar generated a RECORD 22% of EU electricity in June 2025, becoming the top power source for the first time ever….

LISTEN: Senior Policy Analyst @TsekerisDim reflects on the recent Bonn Climate Conference and discusses where global emissions targets stand ahead of COP30 on the Explaining Greece podcast.

What is needed to keep the Paris 1.5°C limit in reach and achieve net zero? . Why is net zero CO2 by 2050 so important to limiting temperature increase?. Get the answers in our latest briefing on the science of the 1.5°C limit of the Paris Agreement.

"The European Commission's new 2040 climate target arrives weakened by loopholes that risk setting back years of progress," says @BillHareClimate. "Europe must deliver real, verifiable cuts at home — not rely on offsets or weakened standards.".

RT @ndcpartnership: 🌍 With trillions needed for climate adaptation, how can countries move from planning to action?. The NDC Partnership is….

RT @CA_Caribbean: While not the full scope of a country’s #climate policy, #NDCs are what nations commit to internationally in the effort t….

RT @BillHareClimate: The terrible marine heat wave destroying marine life in South Australia #auspol is essentially caused by global warmin….

RT @CA_Caribbean: 📣We’re excited to launch the first edition of our Caribbean team’s newsletter! 🌴. Designed to be your go-to source for re….

RT @WorldResources: New article from #SystemsChangeLab explores the countries electrifying their bus fleets the fastest: .

1.5°C is not just a number. It’s a warming limit set to prevent the worst climate impacts for everyone, everywhere. For small islands states and least developed countries it is a survival limit. Read our brief on latest science on the 1.5°C limit.

Viet Nam has been scaling #SolarPower rapidly, adding over 18 GW in the past 7 years. But #coal and gas still make up half the power mix. A 1.5°C compatible transition would see coal phased out of the power system by 2030 and gas by 2035-2040. See how:

RT @BillHareClimate: The Bonn climate talks, which concluded early Friday, were starkly out of step with the urgency the science demands. ….

NEW brief on the latest science behind the 1.5°C limit – the enduring, legally significant temperature goal of the Paris Agreement. This global benchmark for climate action is needed to minimise harm and danger, especially for the most vulnerable.

The last two weeks in Bonn have been about procrastination – yet we cannot afford any more delay. We know what must be done. The science is clear. The technologies exist. The resources are there. All that’s missing is the political will to act.

COP30 in Brazil will need to agree indicators for the Global Goal on Adaptation. Overshooting 1.5°C would make adaptation harder, increasingly costly and ultimately hit hard adaptation limits. Only faster action on mitigation can limit the risks associated with 1.5°C overshoot.

The ‘Baku to Belém roadmap’ must make progress on the provision of public finance, or the implementation gap will grow wider.

Meanwhile, countries are seeking to expand oil and gas production, including COP30 host Brazil, and Australia, which is bidding to host COP31. Any new fossil fuel developments are inconsistent with 1.5°C and risk high overshoot of the 1.5°C limit.

All NDCs need to be 1.5°C aligned. We have the technology and financial resources to close the emissions gap. What we need to see is political leadership to take action.