Conversion speed to renewable energy is tripled
The Secretary General of the Unified Nations, António Guterres stressed that harmful carbon emissions from 2010-2019 have been unprecedented in human history, as scientists specified in the new UN climate report, which is evidenced that the world’s disaster is transmitted by the ‘hizla.’. Guterres said that the Intergovernmental Climate Change Panel (IPCC) report has been alerted to become a world-experienced place if governments reshape energy policies. Guterres, stating that the UN report contains measures for the prevention of climate disaster, said “Rapor reveals financially robust options, which can keep global warming up with 1.5 degrees, can be applied in every sector.”
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IPCC President Hoesung Lee said: “We are at a milestone. We can secure a future that can be experienced with decisions we will take. The steps that many countries jump in the field of climate action give me hope. There are many policies proven to be effective, available. If they are applied more tightly, they will be very effective in reducing emissions.” António Guterres said that the IPCC report is a list of promising climate change that isn’t met, ‘a shame file that catalogs empty promises that make us go towards an unexperienced world. Guterres, who expresses that humanity is rapidly moving towards climate disaster, said, “The hope scientists warn that we are closely close to the milestones that can lead to chaining and irreversible climate effects”. Guterres said that governments and companies that lead to high emissions despite that they are not just ignored, they poured gasoline into fire. [
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António Guterres stressed that climate activists are sometimes shown as dangerous radicals but countries that increase the production of fossil fuels of the main dangerous radicals.
Guterres, stating that the UN report contains measures for the prevention of climate disaster, reveals “the possibility of limiting the global warming with 1.5 degrees, can be applied in every sector, financially robust options. First of all, we must triple the speed of switching to renewable energy. This means to shift investments and subsidies from fossil fuels to renewable resources. Advanced countries, multi-sided development banks, private financial institutions and companies, means they support leading rising economies in their change. “
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The hopes should be transformed into reality and action]
The highlights of António Guterres are: “Strong climate solutions; means protect forests and ecosystems. Means immediate progress to reduce metan release. It means the fulfillment of words given in Paris and Glasgow. Leaders should be ahead. But we all can have a contribution. Our debt to young people, civil society and domestic communities to steal alarm bells and keep leaders responsible. We need to develop their work to create a irrespective base movement. If you live in the big city, rural or small island state; if you invest in the exchange; if you care about the future of justice and children; I will sound directly to you: request that renewable energy is revealed quickly and in a large scale. Ask for the termination of coal plants, termination of subside fuels. Today’s report is released during a global shake. Unequalities at unprecedented levels. The recovery after coronavirus is far from the level of the scandal. Enflation increases and leads to a rapid increase in battle food and energy prices in Ukraine. The increase of fossil fuel production leads only to worsen work. The preferences for the countries will reveal that the 1.5 degree commitment will not be held and kept. Transition to renewable resources will correct the global energy mixture that is deteriorated and hope millions of people suffering from the troubles of climate effects. Climate promises and plans should now be transformed into reality and action. It’s time to stop fire our planet and start investing in renewable energy with plenty of in our surroundings. "
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Source: Energy