Warming Projections Global Update
Climate Action Tracker | Warming Projections Global Update - November 2021 1 1 2030 targets are totally inadequate and put achieving 1.5°C at risk The IPCC has set clear benchmarks. To keep the possibility of 1.5°C alive, we need to cut emissions by 45% below 2010 levels by 2030, in other words, halve emissions from present levels by then.
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