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CAN members have outlined their expectations for the major climate negotiations of the year, to be held in Warsaw in November. The talks, called COP19/CMP9, are an important milestone on the road to the comprehensive climate action plan all governments must sign in 2015.
Despite the governments of the world agreeing that warming needs to stay under a 2C threshold, not enough is being done to achieve this goal. Carbon pollution needs to be drastically reduced and emissions need to peak by 2015. Read CAN's submission to the second workstream of the ADP of the UN climate negotiations below.
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