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Little progress has been made in limiting emissions of greenhouse gases that are driving up temperatures
Global efforts to tackle climate change are wildly off track, says the UN, as new data shows that warming gases are accumulating faster than at any time in human existence.
Current national plans to limit carbon emissions would barely cut pollution by 2030, leaving efforts to keep warming under 1.5C this century in tatters.
A separate report shows greenhouse gases have risen by over 11% in the last two decades, with atmospheric concentrations surging in 2023.
Researchers are also worried that forests are losing their ability to so up carbon, which could be contributing to record levels of warming gas in the atmosphere.
