RELEASE: UAE's new 2035 target lacks credible plan to get there: not 1.5˚C aligned

...the CAT launches new Climate Target Update TrackerWhile the UAE’s new 2035 NDC includes an ambitious emissions reduction target that lies within a 1.5˚C pathway, its NDC commitments as a whole cannot be rated 1.5˚C compatible. This is because the UAE has not strengthened its 2030 target, which is far read more...

RELEASE: As the climate crisis worsens, warming outlook stagnates

... Trump policies make only slight increase in warming projections.... sets out 2035 NDC asks for big emitters and troika The combined global effect of government action on climate change has flat-lined over the last three years, underscoring a critical disconnect between the reality of climate change and the lack read more...

RELEASE: The CAT rates COP29 host Azerbaijan's climate action " Critically insufficient"

After weakening its updated NDC, removing its 2030 target altogether, and with its pledge to markedly increase fossil fuel production and consequentially increase methane emissions, COP29 host Azerbaijan has earned a "Critically Insufficient" rating from the Climate Action Tracker, in an analysis released today. Azerbaijan's emissions are projected to continue read more...

RELEASE: CAT guide to a good 2035 NDC

If governments don't strengthen their 2030 targets and fail to substantially increase climate action before 2030, limiting peak global warming to 1.5°C will very likely not be possible and would lead to a multi-decadal, high overshoot of this limit, the Climate Action Tracker said today. The CAT released its "Guide read more...

RELEASE: EU Commission's proposed 2040 target not quite 1.5°C compatible, pre-2030 action is key

The European Commission proposed a 2040 emission reductions target, which would only be 1.5˚C aligned if accompanied with significantly higher international climate finance and which, disappointingly, is at the least ambitious end of the 90-95% range recommended to it, the Climate Action Tracker said today.The new 2040 proposal assumes no read more...

RELEASE: Projected warming almost unchanged for two years as governments push false solutions over climate action

Despite their promises, governments have not taken enough action to drive down warming projections, with some instead turning to false solutions such as CCS to continue the world's reliance on fossil fuels, the Climate Action Tracker said today as it released its annual warming update at COP28. In a year read more...

RELEASE: State of Climate Action report finds progress lags on every measure except EV sales

WASHINGTON (November 14, 2023) – Global efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C are failing across the board, with recent progress made on every indicator — except electric passenger car sales — lagging significantly behind the pace and scale that is necessary to address the climate crisis, according to the State read more...

What will it take for countries to get their power sectors on track for 1.5°C?

The Climate Action Tracker today released a new analysis of progress across 16 countries in fossil gas, coal and renewable power, showing a mixed bag of progress with some signs of hope.To help track global and country-level progress toward a decarbonised world, the Climate Action Tracker has established global and read more...

UAE 2030 climate plan keeps firm focus on fossil fuels

While COP28 president the UAE has slightly improved its 2030 climate target, it still plans to increase fossil fuel production and consumption and emissions are set to continue rising through 2030, according to the Climate Action Tracker's updated UAE analysis, published today.While the 2050 Energy Strategy published early this month read more...

RELEASE: COP28 must focus on oil and gas phase-out, not distractions like CCS

Bonn, Germany—An immediate halt to new oil and gas investments and a phase-out of production should be the focus of the COP28 climate summit this year, as the sector is acting like there's a goldrush, not a climate crisis, the Climate Action Tracker warned today. The CAT today released a read more...

Stay informed

Subscribe to our newsletter