The climate crisis is showing its teeth, so there are high demands for Denmark’s next climate goal. In a new analysis, the experts strongly recommend dropping the climate policy hockey stick, which delays climate action.
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Even if Denmark sets the most ambitious climate goal in 2035, we as a country will not live up to delivering our part of the Paris Agreement’s goal of keeping world temperature increases below 1.5 percent throughout this century. This is shown by a new analysis from the Climate Council.
The analysis comes before the political negotiations on a new climate target begin. The cornerstone of the Climate Act is today the goal that Denmark’s emissions of greenhouse gases in 2030 must be reduced by 70 percent compared to 1990. According to both the Climate Council and the government’s projections, we will meet that goal.
Source: politiken.dk
