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Even if emissions peak in 2025, the world is still on track for a dangerous 2.5 degree Celsius rise in temperature

IEA Sees Global Emissions Peaking In 2025

Only last year the IEA said there was "no clear peak in sight" in energy emissions, but the new higher investment in wind and solar is setting up demand for all fossil fuels to peak or plateau, leading to a drop in emissions.
In the past year alone the world has been battered by increasingly intense heatwaves and crop-withering droughts

Climate Pledges Still 'Nowhere Near' Enough For 1.5C: UN

The combined climate pledges of more than 190 nations that signed up to the 2015 Paris climate deal put Earth on track to warm around 2.5C (36 degrees Fahrenheit) compared to pre-industrial levels by the century's end, the UN said.
The Chari River in the Chadian capital N'Djamena rose five metres, sweeping aside makeshift flood defences

Chad Floods Leave Victims In Despair

In the beleaguered capital of N'Djamena, a field of tents has sprung up to provide emergency shelter and victims are striving to salvage what they can from the ruins of their homes.

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