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Screenshot of Greenpeace International article: Happy anniversary to the Paris Agreement? A 10-year review of climate action, setbacks and the fight to keep 1.5°C alive By Aaron Gray-Block 12 Dec 2025 Ten years ago on 12 December 2015 in Paris at the UN climate conference COP21, a momentous agreement was reached, committing governments to efforts aimed at limiting global warming to 1.5°C. But 10 years later, the world is still dangerously off track from meeting the 1.5°C limit and much faster action to reduce fossil fuels emissions and end deforestation is needed. So what has the Paris Agreement achieved, what happens next and what is needed to limit climate change?
Screenshot of Greenpeace International article: Happy anniversary to the Paris Agreement? A 10-year review of climate action, setbacks and the fight to keep 1.5°C alive By Aaron Gray-Block 12 Dec 2025 Ten years ago on 12 December 2015 in Paris at the UN climate conference COP21, a momentous agreement was reached, committing governments to efforts aimed at limiting global warming to 1.5°C. But 10 years later, the world is still dangerously off track from meeting the 1.5°C limit and much faster action to reduce fossil fuels emissions and end deforestation is needed. So what has the Paris Agreement achieved, what happens next and what is needed to limit climate change?
Screenshot of Greenpeace International article: Happy anniversary to the Paris Agreement? A 10-year review of climate action, setbacks and the fight to keep 1.5°C alive By Aaron Gray-Block 12 Dec 2025 Ten years ago on 12 December 2015 in Paris at the UN climate conference COP21, a momentous agreement was reached, committing governments to efforts aimed at limiting global warming to 1.5°C. But 10 years later, the world is still dangerously off track from meeting the 1.5°C limit and much faster action to reduce fossil fuels emissions and end deforestation is needed. So what has the Paris Agreement achieved, what happens next and what is needed to limit climate change?
Greenpeace International
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Screenshot of Greenpeace International article: Happy anniversary to the Paris Agreement? A 10-year review of climate action, setbacks and the fight to keep 1.5°C alive By Aaron Gray-Block 12 Dec 2025 Ten years ago on 12 December 2015 in Paris at the UN climate conference COP21, a momentous agreement was reached, committing governments to efforts aimed at limiting global warming to 1.5°C. But 10 years later, the world is still dangerously off track from meeting the 1.5°C limit and much faster action to reduce fossil fuels emissions and end deforestation is needed. So what has the Paris Agreement achieved, what happens next and what is needed to limit climate change?
Screenshot of Greenpeace International article: Happy anniversary to the Paris Agreement? A 10-year review of climate action, setbacks and the fight to keep 1.5°C alive By Aaron Gray-Block 12 Dec 2025 Ten years ago on 12 December 2015 in Paris at the UN climate conference COP21, a momentous agreement was reached, committing governments to efforts aimed at limiting global warming to 1.5°C. But 10 years later, the world is still dangerously off track from meeting the 1.5°C limit and much faster action to reduce fossil fuels emissions and end deforestation is needed. So what has the Paris Agreement achieved, what happens next and what is needed to limit climate change?
Screenshot of Greenpeace International article: Happy anniversary to the Paris Agreement? A 10-year review of climate action, setbacks and the fight to keep 1.5°C alive By Aaron Gray-Block 12 Dec 2025 Ten years ago on 12 December 2015 in Paris at the UN climate conference COP21, a momentous agreement was reached, committing governments to efforts aimed at limiting global warming to 1.5°C. But 10 years later, the world is still dangerously off track from meeting the 1.5°C limit and much faster action to reduce fossil fuels emissions and end deforestation is needed. So what has the Paris Agreement achieved, what happens next and what is needed to limit climate change?
The Japan Times
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Une image en trois panneaux montre une transition d'une créature à quatre pattes à une structure industrielle. Le premier panneau montre une créature bipède avec un long cou, une longue queue et une petite tête. La créature est de couleur verte et a des griffes sur ses pieds. Le second panneau montre une créature similaire, mais ses pattes avant sont plus petites et plus courtes, et sont attachées à des pièces métalliques. Le troisième panneau montre une structure industrielle métallique grise, avec une pompe et une tête mécanique. Le texte "COP 26 ET THÉORIE DE L'ÉVOLUTION" est visible en haut de l'image. Un petit texte "COTE 25-11-21" est visible dans le coin inférieur droit.
Une image en trois panneaux montre une transition d'une créature à quatre pattes à une structure industrielle. Le premier panneau montre une créature bipède avec un long cou, une longue queue et une petite tête. La créature est de couleur verte et a des griffes sur ses pieds. Le second panneau montre une créature similaire, mais ses pattes avant sont plus petites et plus courtes, et sont attachées à des pièces métalliques. Le troisième panneau montre une structure industrielle métallique grise, avec une pompe et une tête mécanique. Le texte "COP 26 ET THÉORIE DE L'ÉVOLUTION" est visible en haut de l'image. Un petit texte "COTE 25-11-21" est visible dans le coin inférieur droit.
Une image en trois panneaux montre une transition d'une créature à quatre pattes à une structure industrielle. Le premier panneau montre une créature bipède avec un long cou, une longue queue et une petite tête. La créature est de couleur verte et a des griffes sur ses pieds. Le second panneau montre une créature similaire, mais ses pattes avant sont plus petites et plus courtes, et sont attachées à des pièces métalliques. Le troisième panneau montre une structure industrielle métallique grise, avec une pompe et une tête mécanique. Le texte "COP 26 ET THÉORIE DE L'ÉVOLUTION" est visible en haut de l'image. Un petit texte "COTE 25-11-21" est visible dans le coin inférieur droit.
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The Japan Times
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AS THE COP3O CONFERENCE TAKES PLACE IN BRAZIL, WE SEEM TO BE TALKING ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE LESS AND LESS IN THE US. WHY? SCREAMING CROX NEWS ANCHOR: HOAX! SCAM! AGENDA! PLOY! PUNDIT: FOR SOME REASON, VOTERS DON'T CARE ABOUT IT, SO CANDIDATES SHOULDN'T BRING IT UP. METEOROLOGIST: I GET DEATH THREATS WHEN I MENTION IT, SO NOW I JUST TALK ABOUT CLOUDS. BIG MEDIA CO. EXECUTIVE: DOESN'T GET CLICKS! GOTTA GET CLICKS AND EYEBALLS! WOMAN AT KITCHEN SINK: I JUST PREFER NOT TO WORRY ABOUT IT. HEY, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WATER? BILLIONAIRE: I HAVE MY LUXURY DOOMSDAY BUNKERS, SO HUMANITY WILL SURVIVE. IF BY "HUMANITY" YOU MEAN ME.
AS THE COP3O CONFERENCE TAKES PLACE IN BRAZIL, WE SEEM TO BE TALKING ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE LESS AND LESS IN THE US. WHY? SCREAMING CROX NEWS ANCHOR: HOAX! SCAM! AGENDA! PLOY! PUNDIT: FOR SOME REASON, VOTERS DON'T CARE ABOUT IT, SO CANDIDATES SHOULDN'T BRING IT UP. METEOROLOGIST: I GET DEATH THREATS WHEN I MENTION IT, SO NOW I JUST TALK ABOUT CLOUDS. BIG MEDIA CO. EXECUTIVE: DOESN'T GET CLICKS! GOTTA GET CLICKS AND EYEBALLS! WOMAN AT KITCHEN SINK: I JUST PREFER NOT TO WORRY ABOUT IT. HEY, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WATER? BILLIONAIRE: I HAVE MY LUXURY DOOMSDAY BUNKERS, SO HUMANITY WILL SURVIVE. IF BY "HUMANITY" YOU MEAN ME.
AS THE COP3O CONFERENCE TAKES PLACE IN BRAZIL, WE SEEM TO BE TALKING ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE LESS AND LESS IN THE US. WHY? SCREAMING CROX NEWS ANCHOR: HOAX! SCAM! AGENDA! PLOY! PUNDIT: FOR SOME REASON, VOTERS DON'T CARE ABOUT IT, SO CANDIDATES SHOULDN'T BRING IT UP. METEOROLOGIST: I GET DEATH THREATS WHEN I MENTION IT, SO NOW I JUST TALK ABOUT CLOUDS. BIG MEDIA CO. EXECUTIVE: DOESN'T GET CLICKS! GOTTA GET CLICKS AND EYEBALLS! WOMAN AT KITCHEN SINK: I JUST PREFER NOT TO WORRY ABOUT IT. HEY, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WATER? BILLIONAIRE: I HAVE MY LUXURY DOOMSDAY BUNKERS, SO HUMANITY WILL SURVIVE. IF BY "HUMANITY" YOU MEAN ME.
The Japan Times
The Japan Times
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Greenpeace International
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Greenpeace International blog - Big Ag’s COP30 greenwashing: ‘Tropical Agriculture’ hides Amazon destruction Jehki Härkönen - 21 Nov 2025 I’m a campaigner with Greenpeace Nordic, working right now from the Brazilian city of Belem, at the mouth of the Amazon river. If, like me, you were waiting outside the COP30 climate talks this week, you might have seen someone holding a sign exposing what is really happening inside. The reality? Industrial agriculture is out in full force. From JBS, the world’s largest meat company, to pesticide giants like Bayer, global agribusiness is at COP30 to make you forget that food systems contribute around a third of global greenhouse gas emissions, and instead, convince you that it actually is a solution to global heating.
Greenpeace International blog - Big Ag’s COP30 greenwashing: ‘Tropical Agriculture’ hides Amazon destruction Jehki Härkönen - 21 Nov 2025 I’m a campaigner with Greenpeace Nordic, working right now from the Brazilian city of Belem, at the mouth of the Amazon river. If, like me, you were waiting outside the COP30 climate talks this week, you might have seen someone holding a sign exposing what is really happening inside. The reality? Industrial agriculture is out in full force. From JBS, the world’s largest meat company, to pesticide giants like Bayer, global agribusiness is at COP30 to make you forget that food systems contribute around a third of global greenhouse gas emissions, and instead, convince you that it actually is a solution to global heating.
Greenpeace International blog - Big Ag’s COP30 greenwashing: ‘Tropical Agriculture’ hides Amazon destruction Jehki Härkönen - 21 Nov 2025 I’m a campaigner with Greenpeace Nordic, working right now from the Brazilian city of Belem, at the mouth of the Amazon river. If, like me, you were waiting outside the COP30 climate talks this week, you might have seen someone holding a sign exposing what is really happening inside. The reality? Industrial agriculture is out in full force. From JBS, the world’s largest meat company, to pesticide giants like Bayer, global agribusiness is at COP30 to make you forget that food systems contribute around a third of global greenhouse gas emissions, and instead, convince you that it actually is a solution to global heating.