00:00The United Nations Environment Programme warns that exceeding the 1.5 degree Celsius global warming limit is now imminent and
00:08unavoidable after decades of insufficient action to cut fossil fuel emissions.
00:12According to the agency's latest emissions gap report, current climate policies could lead to a global temperature rise of 2
00:20.8 degrees Celsius by the end of the century.
00:22Even if countries meet their latest climate pledges, warming is projected to reach 2.6 degrees.
00:31Although 167 countries have submitted climate action plans, their pledges still fall short of what is needed to meet the
00:40international target.
00:41The report also points to rising emissions in China, Indonesia and the United States in 2025.
00:46In the US, the increase was particularly significant, driving by renewed coal use and growing electricity demand, partly linked to
00:56the expansion of artificial intelligence data centres.
01:06In this context, US President Donald Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord and his administration's push to expand fossil
01:14fuel production are adding to concerns over efforts to limit global warming.
01:19Since returning to the White House, Trump's administration has moved to roll back environmental regulations and expand oil and gas
01:27production.
01:27The United States is also the world's second largest annual emitter of greenhouse gases.
01:33Climate experts warn that exceeding 1.5 degrees increases the risk of irreversible damage, including coral reef loss, melting ice,
01:44sheets and major changes to the Amazon rainforest.
01:47As extreme heat and floods continue to take lives around the world, scientists are urging governments to rapidly reduce fossil
01:55fuel emissions.
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