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G20 leaders meeting in Rome on Sunday committed to the key goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius and pledged action on the use of coal.
However, according to a final draft communiqu&eacute; the world leaders fell short on a target of zero emissions.
The pledges by the Group of 20 major economies, who emit nearly 80 percent of carbon emissions, are viewed as crucial to the success of make-or-break UN climate talks taking place in Glasgow over the next fortnight
The leaders reportedly agreed to keep in play key commitments agreed at the landmark 2015 Paris accords.
Diplomats said the language used was tougher than in the Paris deal, but activist groups slammed the final statement as "weak" and half-hearted
According to the statement, leaders called for clear national plans that "align long-term ambition with short- and medium-term goals&rsquo;
Experts say meeting the 1.5 degree target means slashing global emissions nearly in half by 2030 and to "net-zero" by 2050. However, &nbsp;there is no firm date in the G20 communique, which speaks only of reaching the goal of net zero "by or around mid century".

G20 leaders pledge carbon neutrality, agree to limit warming

On the final day of the G20 summit, world leaders in a final communiqué called for “meaningful and effective” action to limit global warming at 1.5 degrees Celsius

//G20 leaders committed to limit global warming&nbsp;to 1.5 degrees celsius
//The world leaders fell short on a target of zero emissions
//Leaders agreed to keep Paris accord commitments in&nbsp;operation
// 'Weak, half-hearted':&nbsp;activist groups slammed the final statement&nbsp;
//Experts:&nbsp;1.5 degree target means slashing&nbsp; emissions nearly in half by 2030
//G20 communique&nbsp;gives no firm date for achieving net zero goal
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The pledges by the Group of 20 major economies, who emit nearly 80 percent of carbon emissions, are viewed as crucial to the success of make-or-break UN climate talks taking place in Glasgow

G20 leaders meeting in Rome on Sunday committed to the key goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius and pledged action on the use of coal.
However, according to a final draft communiqu&eacute; the world leaders fell short on a target of zero emissions.
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The pledges by the Group of 20 major economies, who emit nearly 80 percent of carbon emissions, are viewed as crucial to the success of make-or-break UN climate talks taking place in Glasgow over the next fortnight
The leaders reportedly agreed to keep in play key commitments agreed at the landmark 2015 Paris accords.
Diplomats said the language used was tougher than in the Paris deal, but activist groups slammed the final statement as "weak" and half-hearted
According to the statement, leaders called for clear national plans that "align long-term ambition with short- and medium-term goals&rsquo;
Experts say meeting the 1.5 degree target means slashing global emissions nearly in half by 2030 and to "net-zero" by 2050. However, &nbsp;there is no firm date in the G20 communique, which speaks only of reaching the goal of net zero "by or around mid century".

Joe Biden hit the ground running on Wednesday as he signed a series of orders reversing many controversial decisions of his predecessor Donald Trump. 

US President Joe Biden hits the ground running, signs series of orders on Day 1 

US President Joe Biden hit the ground running on Wednesday as he signed a series of orders reversing many controversial decisions of his predecessor Donald Trump.

Biden signs series of orders on Day 1, set to join Paris accord, WHO

US President Joe Biden hit the ground running on Wednesday as he signed a series of orders reversing many controversial decisions of his predecessor Donald Trump. Top of the list is Biden's a decision to rejoin the Paris climate accord that Trump junked. He also signed an order making masks mandatory in all federal buildings. The orders signed by the new President included keeping the United States in the World Health Organization, ending the ban on entries from mostly Muslim-majority countries, bolstering environmental protections and strengthening the fight against Covid-19. Also among the directives was a halt to construction of the wall on the US-Mexico border.

US President Joe Biden hit the ground running on Wednesday as he signed a series of orders reversing many controversial decisions of his predecessor Donald Trump. Top of the list is Biden's&nbsp;decision to rejoin the Paris climate accord that Trump junked. He also signed an order making masks mandatory in all federal buildings.
The orders signed by the new President included keeping the United States in the World Health Organization, ending the ban on entries from mostly Muslim-majority countries, bolstering environmental protections and strengthening the fight against Covid-19. Also among the directives was a halt to construction of the wall on the US-Mexico border.

'Look at India, air is filthy': Trump at Presidential debate

US President Donald Trump on Thursday took a swipe at India on the issue of climate change, saying the air in India, China and Russia is filthy&nbsp;

'Look at India, air is filthy': Trump's at Presidential debate

US President Donald Trump on Thursday took a swipe at India on the issue of climate change. Insisting that under his administration, the US has the best carbon emission numbers in 35 years, Trump said that the air in India, China and Russia is "filthy". Trump reiterated that he withdrew from the Paris climate accord as it would have made America a "non-competitive nation". ((Byte:&nbsp;"We have the best carbon emission numbers in 35 years. Look at China, Russia and India and how filthy the air is"))

US President Donald Trump on Thursday took a swipe at India on the issue of climate change. Insisting that under his administration, the US has the best carbon emission numbers in 35 years, Trump said that the air in India, China and Russia is "filthy". Trump reiterated that he withdrew from the Paris climate accord as it would have made America a "non-competitive nation".

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