United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. An international treaty on climate change adopted in 1992 whose central aim is to avoid dangerous human-induced interference in the climate system, through various means including reducing the global atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases.
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16 December 2025
The direct removal of CO2 from the atmosphere. Carbon removal is split into two broad categories: nature-based removal, such as planting trees, increasing seagrass growth or boosting uptake of CO2 in soils...
24 November 2025
November saw progress in Europe’s climate policy agenda, after the EU’s member states reached agreement on a 90% emissions reduction target by 2040, but delayed the start of a planned new...
21 November 2025
The reduction of an entity's carbon emissions below net zero, so it has achieved a net reduction in emissions. The entity's total reductions or removals are greater than its total output of carbon.
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