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  1. 2 Dec 2021

    The new rules cld provide an escape hatch from domestic . The rules allow material carryover of Kyoto-era units and set a poor precedent for driving ambitious new action. Will govts do the right thing?  blog

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  2. 2 Dec 2021

    Update NDCs in line w sectoral initiatives: Govts who've made sectoral pledges need to take action to meet them. Those who didn't sign shld do so, eg China 🇨🇳 India 🇮🇳 Russia 🇷🇺 on methane; Germany 🇩🇪 Japan 🇯🇵  US 🇺🇸 on transport; Australia🇦🇺 China🇨🇳 India 🇮🇳 US 🇺🇸 on /5

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  3. 2 Dec 2021

    is key to unlocking mitigation potential, and while the finance efforts welcome, little has changed in the Finance ratings we assessed in September. /4

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  4. 2 Dec 2021

    Targets: Some have increased ambition but need to go further - particularly Canada 🇨🇦  EU 🇪🇺 Japan 🇯🇵 Norway 🇳🇴 Switzerland 🇨🇭 and US 🇺🇸. Both China 🇨🇳 India 🇮🇳  are already set to meet their (weak) announced or submitted targets /3

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  5. 2 Dec 2021

    Our new rating system allows us to look at who needs to do what. First, a major overhaul of , a number of which fall short of what's fair & needed to be in line w 1.5˚C. Some didn't increase ambition at all: here's looking at you, Australia 🇦🇺 Brazil 🇧🇷 Mexico🇲🇽 Russia 🇷🇺 /2

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  6. 2 Dec 2021

    Now that is over, what kind of momentum do we need in 2022 to drive real emissions reductions and bring 1.5°C back from the edge?  A 🧵 - and a blog

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    5 Nov 2021

    ’s clear, compelling take on an graph of data. It *has* to be all downhill from “here”… …keep your

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    15 Nov 2021

    Thread: A lot of people are feeling hopeless about . This graph from shows how far we've come and how change is entirely in our hands. Before the Paris Agreement in 2015, we were on course for 4° of warming. Paris brought it down to a bit over 3.5°

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    15 Nov 2021

    A reminder: the people in power don’t need conferences, treaties or agreements to start taking real climate action. They can start today. When enough people come together then change will come and we can achieve almost anything. So instead of looking for hope - start creating it.

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    13 Nov 2021

    Of the 40 indicators analyzed in the 2021 report, not one is on track to deliver climate progress at the speed required. Report by , , , , , &

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    13 Nov 2021

    Disappointing closure of as for the single resistance and opposition of India to phase out coal and eliminate subsidies to fossil fuels. Sad. But the Paris Agreement and its process is stronger than deniers and resisters and will soon overcome them!!!

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    12 Nov 2021

    Waiting for new draft decisions to drop (announced for 8:00 am tomorrow, with another informal plenary meeting not before 10:00am), we have started looking at decisions that have already been adopted to prepare our comprehensive summary & analysis 🧵

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    12 Nov 2021

    Nonostante le promesse fatte finora alla , il pianeta si sta ancora dirigendo verso un di 2,4 °C rispetto ai livelli preindustriali, secondo un rapporto di Che aspettiamo?

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  14. 12 Nov 2021

    Lovely visual outline of government action by

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  15. 12 Nov 2021

    Just leaving this here.

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  16. 12 Nov 2021

    2/ The govt has confirmed may have to meet up to two thirds of its 2030 target through buying international credits, creating issues around double counting, not least given that negotiations are still in play at .

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  17. 12 Nov 2021

    1/ Is 's 2030 target really 50% below 2005? It's actually 22%. Its complicated, 2-step creative accounting methods undermine the target's environmental integrity, raising issues on . Rating stays at "Highly insufficient"

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    12 Nov 2021

    Greta Thunberg recently called out international leaders for being 'all talk and no action' at , and despite many national governments saying they recognise the urgency of the climate situation, new estimates from suggest the 2030 pledges aren't enough.

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    11 Nov 2021

    One day before the end of , we cannot settle for the lowest common denominator. I appeal to all countries to increase ambition in mitigation, in adaptation and in finance.

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    12 Nov 2021

    2030 NDC pledges leave us on track for +2.4°C. Last minute compromises on integrity will bring us further back from this insufficient path, undoing other progress made .

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