Global Emissions Expected to Decrease by 2035, But Quicker Action Required
A recent report by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change indicates that global emissions are "clearly falling" by 2035, but emphasizes the need for faster action to address climate change.
The 2025 nationally determined contributions (NDCs) synthesis report shows improved quality, credibility, and economic coverage, with 64 new NDCs submitted by parties to the Paris Agreement, covering about 30% of total global emissions in 2019.
The report provides new indications of real and increasing progress on action to address climate change through national efforts underpinned by global cooperation.
- The report was released ahead of COP30 in Brazil next month.
- The NDCs submitted by parties set out new national climate targets and plans to achieve them.
Author's summary: Global emissions to decrease by 2035, but faster action is needed.
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