Emissions Gap Report 2023
- Author:
- UNEP
- Publisher:
- United Nations Environment Program
- Publication Date:
- 21 November 2023
- Tags:
- Africa, Climate
As greenhouse gas emissions hit new highs, temperature records tumble and climate impacts intensify, the Emissions Gap Report 2023: Broken Record - Temperatures hit new highs, yet world fails to cut emissions (again) finds that the world is heading for a temperature rise far above the Paris Agreement goals unless countries deliver more than they have promised. The report is the 14th edition in a series that brings together many of the world's top climate scientists to look at future trends in greenhouse gas emissions and provide potential solutions to the challenge of global warming.
World Heads for Dangerous Temperature Rise, UN Report Warns
- UN Urges Dramatic Climate Action As Records Keep Tumbling
- Nations Must Go Further Than Current Paris Pledges or Face Global Warming
- EU's Richest 10% Emit As Much Planet-Heating Emissions As Half the EU's Poorest Population
- Global Warming - Why Countries Must Go Further Than Current Climate Pledges
- What Does Africa Need Most From COP28?
1 in 3 Children Face Water Crisis Amid Climate Threats - Report
- 1 in 3 Children Exposed to Severe Water Scarcity - Unicef
- 'South Africa's Freshwater Realities Need to be Acknowledged, Followed by Less Talking to Win Arguments'
- Water Scarcity On Nigeria's Coast Is Hardest On Women - Six Steps to Ease the Burden
- Across Africa, Water Conflict Threatens Security, Health, and the Environment
- Children Are Dying of Hunger Amid a Severe Drought
Wealthy Nations Cut Climate Adaptation Aid, Even as Need Grows
- Minister Welcomes Deal on Climate Loss and Damage Fund for Developing Countries
- Big Shortfall in Climate Funding Needed By Developing Countries Is 'Hugely Worrying' - UNEP
- Climate Adaptation Finance Gap 50% Bigger Than Thought
- Farmers Warned to Get Ready for El Niño
- Rich Nations Paid Less Than 5% of the U.S.$53.3 Billion Region Needs to Confront the Climate Crisis
Fossil Fuel Producers 'Literally Doubling Down' - UN Report
- Global - Fossil Fuel Production Will Be Double the Level Needed to Limit Global Warming to 1.5°c
- Fossil Fuel Producers 'Literally Doubling Down', New UNEP Report Warns
- Activists Demand End to TotalEnergies Offshore Drilling
- How AI Helps Combat Climate Crisis - UN
- Continent Is Key Source of Minerals for Global Energy Transition - But There Are Hidden Dangers
- Activists Ask World Bank to Stop Funding Fossil Fuels
