Now on a precipice, does the 1.5°C approach need a rethink?

Published on May 14, 2024

It has been 10 months where we crossed 1.5°C, leading to more strident calls for climate action. Although every fraction of a degree still matters, could a wider measurement of success better facilitate decarbonisation?

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