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European Union Fights Push To Delay Climate Science Reports

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The European Union is fighting attempts by fossil-fuel nations to delay critical United Nations climate science reports.

Assessments by the world's top climate science body face delays as a dispute looms over the next review of global warming data. The European Union has taken the lead in opposing efforts by fossil-fuel nations to postpone the findings.

  • The oppositionThe European Union leads the pushback against attempts by fossil-fuel producing countries to stall the release of critical environmental research.
  • The backgroundThese scientific evaluations have shaped every major international climate agreement over the past 3 decades.

Why it matters

United Nations climate science reports provide the empirical foundation for global treaties to curb rising global temperatures. Disputes over their timing or content can significantly impact international environmental policy and emissions targets.

What outlets agree on

Disputes have emerged at the United Nations climate science body regarding efforts by fossil-fuel producing nations to delay upcoming assessments on global temperatures.

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