ClimateActionTracker @catclimate.bsky.social

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Assessing government action against the Paris Agreement's 1.5˚C warming limit. Climate Analytics (@CA_Latest); NewClimate Institute (@newclimateinst)

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Aug 27
Our latest memo examines Chile’s 🇨🇱 power sector transformation over the past decade, showing that large-scale renewable energy deployment can exceed expectations when supported by a strong policy framework and long-term decarbonisation signals. climateactiontracker.org/publications/c…
ClimateActionTracker @catclimate.bsky.social
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Jul 14
In June, we introduced our new #Article6 Assessment series, designed to provide qualitative insights into carbon credit arrangements under Article 6. In today’s focus: Japan. 📚 Read our full assessment here: climateactiontracker.org/documents/1424…
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Jul 13
For the 1st time, #China is structurally cutting emissions across power, transport, & heavy industry. But major challenges remain: a coal-chemical boom and 291 GW of planned coal capacity keep China off a 1.5°C pathway. Our rating: Highly insufficient🔴 climateactiontracker.org/countries/chin…
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Jul 9
🇧🇷Brazil’s overall CAT rating of its #ClimateAction has worsened from “Insufficient” to “Highly Insufficient.” Continued expansion of oil and fossil gas production, directly contradicts both Brazil’s climate leadership ambitions. New country summary:
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Jun 25
As it stands, #COP31 host Türkiye’s climate ambitions and policy actions are not 1.5°C compatible, with the gap between its targets and a Paris-compatible pathway set to widen from 2030 to 2035. Here, we analyse Its 2035 NDC. bit.ly/CAT_TUR_2035NDC
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