A new report at the U.N. climate meeting in Turkiye says global climate action has stalled for five consecutive years.
After some early wins from the 2015 Paris Agreement, things have stalled, and now we're on track to blow past that crucial 1.5 degrees Celsius warming limit, putting global climate goals at risk.
Marshall Islands, Tuvalu demand adaptation support
Leaders from places like the Marshall Islands and Tuvalu are calling out for stronger action, warning that rising sea levels threaten their very survival.
They want stronger national targets and want wealthy countries to step up with more support for adaptation.
Even if every country keeps its promises, the report warns we could still see a 2.6 degrees Celsius temperature rise by century's end, so there's real urgency for bigger moves, fast.