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![Missing Forests Are Messing With Climate Targets](https://ca1-clm.edcdn.com/assets/_c500x800/screenshot_2021-12-06_at_17-59-47.png?v=1736807949)
Claire Fyson comments in WIRED on her paper on the land use sector and its contribution to Paris climate targets.
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Ryan Wilson, policy analyst, comments on Switzerland's climate targets and why it needs to go further to decarbonise in the next decade.
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The Closing the Gap report is cited by S&P Global Market Intelligence in its pre-COP26 coverage.
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Bill Hare warns that the Morrison Government are not good faith actors on climate, as COP26 approaches.
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Bill Hare speaks to the importance of COP26 in Glasgow and what it must deliver, six years on from Paris.
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The new Emissions Gap report is analysed in this Carbon Brief report, reflecting similar figures put together in the Climate Action Tracker.
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Bill Hare comments on Australia's emissions, citing our latest report on Australian climate action, which found that Australia would likely already achieve a 35% reduction with action at state level on renewable energy, land use and electric vehicles.