Coal, Deforestation, Zero-Emission Vehicles: A Closer Look at Six Key Commitments from the COP26 Climate Conference

Scientists say a rise in global temperatures beyond 1.5°C by the end of the century will cause catastrophic climate-changing events around the world.

Sadly, temperatures are on pace to rise 2.7° C by the end of the century if major climate action doesn’t happen.

The Insight Report, Coal, Deforestation, Zero-Emission Vehicles: A Closer Look at Six Key Commitments from the COP26 Climate Conference examines six commitments made by nations around the world to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, reduce global warming and avert potential disaster. Learn about:

• An agreement to phase down the use of coal – the most polluting fossil fuel
• A $100 billion pledge to help developing nations deal with climate change

A global finance plan to drive $130 trillion of investment in sustainable and green initiatives