COP26 agreements show ‘progress but not victory’ in climate change fight: Swiss Re
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COP26 agreements show ‘progress but not victory’ in climate change fight: Swiss Re

Rachel Dalton
17 November 2021
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The COP26 climate talks in Glasgow represent progress towards a necessary reduction in carbon emissions “but not victory”, with concerns remaining that pledges do not go far enough, according to Swiss Re.

In a briefing published yesterday, the reinsurer acknowledged that 197 countries had signed the Glasgow Climate Pact, which introduces rules for carbon markets and is the first ever deal to explicitly plan to reduce coal.

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