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The world is passing 1.5 degrees of warming, and on today's path we could reach 2.6 degrees by 2100. But UNEP also shows the way back: cut deeply, restore nature, and temperatures can peak and fall. Pakistan contributes less than 1 percent of global emissions, yet recent floods have affected around 40 million people. Every tree planted, every river protected, every solar panel raised is a step home.
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00:00Here's a fact we cannot look away from.
00:02The United Nations Environment Program now says the world will pass 1.5 degrees of warming.
00:08And on today's path, we could reach 2.6 degrees by the end of this century.
00:13The World Meteorological Organization warns that a powerful El Niño is building right now.
00:18One of the strongest since 1950.
00:21Bringing more floods and more droughts.
00:23Pakistan knows this pain.
00:25We contribute less than 1% of global emissions.
00:28Yet our recent floods have affected 40 million people.
00:32But UNEP also shows us the way back.
00:34Cut deeply, restore nature, and temperatures can peak and fall.
00:39Every tree planted, every river protected, every solar panel raised is a step home.
00:45The future is still ours to choose.
00:47Let us choose it together.

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