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We've just published an update on the state of climate action: a mid-year assessment of where we are with the new, 2035 NDC's submitted by governments. We HAD planned to add up the combined emissions reductions, but there was barely anything to quantify. bit.ly/CAT_NDCs_sb62

The #EU wld be risking its climate leadership with a weak 2035 target, but appears to be heading that way. It's made great progress on meeting its 2030 target, w/ emissions decreasing significantly Plans to adopt strong new targets appear to be unravelling bit.ly/CAT_EU_NDC2035

NDCs 3.0 are more than updates to national climate commitments — they’re a strategic opportunity to accelerate sustainable development and adjust course to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. But no country can drive this transformation alone. Delivering a robust NDC requires

As the world’s largest emitter, #China’s NDC will have an outsized impact on global efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C. Its 2035 NDC target is expected to cover all GHGs & all sectors, a positive first step. Here, we set out recommendations for the NDC 🔗 bit.ly/CAT_CHN_NDC2035

COP30 host #Brazil’s 2035 NDC target lacks ambition for 1.5°C. ⤵️🎯 🔗 climateactiontracker.org/documents/1318…

Renewables rollout in #Poland is steadily kicking #coal out of the energy system–dropping from 70% of the electricity mix in 2022 to 60% in 2023. Our 1.5°C compatible pathways show coal and gas need to be mostly phased out of the power sector by 2035👇 bit.ly/40i6XBk

3rd largest global fossil fuel exporter & potential COP31 host #Australia's continued expansion of fossil fuel exports & domestic gas prodn is fundamentally at odds with its climate ambitions. It's not on track to meet its 2030 target (not 1.5˚C aligned) bit.ly/CAT_AUS_2035NDC

Former St Lucia minister James Fletcher and Bill Hare look back at their experience negotiating the 1.5˚C warming limit in Paris 10 years ago and why they're not turning their backs on it now. backchannel1.substack.com/p/why-15c-matt…

1/3. “The 1.5°C limit is not a symbolic benchmark. It is the legal goal of the #ParisAgreement. The 1.5°C goal was established to avoid the most dangerous impacts of the #ClimateCrisis.” Fahad Saeed of Climate Analytics at the #JuneClimateMeetings.

1/3. “In countries like Pakistan where I live, we are already seeing the impacts of the #ClimateCrisis. Heatwaves in Karachi in 2015 and 2024 killed thousands of people.” Fahad Saeed of Climate Analytics speaks to the #LossAndDamage that is already happening as a result of the

1/2. “For Small Island Developing States (SIDS), we need the 1.5°C to stay alive. It is a matter of survival. And our survival is not up for negotiation.” Toiata Apelu-Uili of Samoa 🇼🇸, Lead Negotiator on Mitigation for AOSIS at the #JuneClimateMeetings.