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Over 36 Countries Assessed, Only One Country Found to have Climate Rating Compatibility
Over 35 nations, including the world's top carbon polluters, are falling short of their climate change promises, according to new research. Gambia, a small West African country was awarded an overall climate grade consistent with balancing global warming (around 1.5 degrees celsius as per the Paris Agreement), out of 36 nations examined including the EU.
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UN Assessment Warns About Worsening Climate Crisis Despite the Agreement in the Paris Agreement
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