Global GHG emissions continue to rise, with the modest reductions by Western industrialized nations proving insufficient to offset the increases from developing countries.
Global warming continues unabated
Global greenhouse gas emissions must be curbed
Global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are increasing, despite a decline in emissions within the most industrialized nations (US, EU, and Japan). More info
Rich countries fail to lead the green transition
Despite their historical responsibility for past emissions and their still-high current emission levels, wealthy nations are failing to provide a model for eliminating GHG emissions. More info
The Global South demands green-tech transfers
Wealthy nations have a responsibility to assist developing countries in their transition to clean energy, given their historical contributions to global emissions. More info
COP21: a benchmark, not a solution for nations
COP21 is not a solution in itself; it establishes carbon reduction targets without prescribing specific economic methods. More info