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Nations grapple with loss of 1.5C target at UN climate summit

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Briefings

A UN climate summit reported that nations are struggling to meet the 1.5C warming target, which has served as the guiding principle for climate action for over a decade. The evidence indicates a collective loss of momentum among countries committed to this specific goal.

Key points

• Nations have lost the 1.5C warming target as a guiding principle for climate action.
• This loss of the target has occurred over a decade of climate action.

Context

The 1.5C goal has served as the north star of climate action for a decade, a line nations pledged to hold to avoid the worst ravages of a warming planet.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the loss of the 1.5C target as a guiding principle. No specific countries, dates, or quantitative data are provided in the source.

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