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🚨 🇨🇦 FOSSIL FUEL PRODUCERS ARE DERAILING GLOBAL CLIMATE TARGETS 🇨🇦 🚨
The 2025 #ProductionGapReport finds that #Canada & other major #FossilFuel producers plan to extract more than double the amount compatible with the 1.5°C #ClimateLimit by 2030.
Jordan Omstead, Canadian Press
#ClimateCrisis
🚨 🇨🇦 FOSSIL FUEL PRODUCERS ARE DERAILING GLOBAL CLIMATE TARGETS 🇨🇦 🚨
The 2025 #ProductionGapReport finds that #Canada & other major #FossilFuel producers plan to extract more than double the amount compatible with the 1.5°C #ClimateLimit by 2030.
Jordan Omstead, Canadian Press
#ClimateCrisis
September 22, 2025 at 5:33 AM
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🚨 🇨🇦 FOSSIL FUEL PRODUCERS ARE DERAILING GLOBAL CLIMATE TARGETS 🇨🇦 🚨
The 2025 #ProductionGapReport finds that #Canada & other major #FossilFuel producers plan to extract more than double the amount compatible with the 1.5°C #ClimateLimit by 2030.
Jordan Omstead, Canadian Press
#ClimateCrisis
🚨 🇨🇦 FOSSIL FUEL PRODUCERS ARE DERAILING GLOBAL CLIMATE TARGETS 🇨🇦 🚨
The 2025 #ProductionGapReport finds that #Canada & other major #FossilFuel producers plan to extract more than double the amount compatible with the 1.5°C #ClimateLimit by 2030.
Jordan Omstead, Canadian Press
#ClimateCrisis
The 2025 edition of the #ProductionGapReport by @sei.org et al. is out now! As Christiana Figueres eloquently put in the foreword: The clarity from the #ICJ Advisory Opinion that fossil fuel production and exploration could violate international law must translate into action as we head for #COP30.
Nations’ plans to ramp up coal, gas and oil extraction ‘will put climate goals beyond reach’
Nations’ plans to ramp up coal, gas and oil extraction ‘will put climate goals beyond reach’
New data shows governments now planning more fossil fuel production in coming decades than they were in 2023
Governments around the world are ramping up coal, gas and oil extraction which will put climate goals beyond reach, new data has shown.
Far from reducing reliance on fossil fuels, nations are planning higher levels of fossil fuel production for the coming decades than they did in 2023, the last time comparable data was compiled. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
September 22, 2025 at 4:30 PM
The 2025 edition of the #ProductionGapReport by @sei.org et al. is out now! As Christiana Figueres eloquently put in the foreword: The clarity from the #ICJ Advisory Opinion that fossil fuel production and exploration could violate international law must translate into action as we head for #COP30.
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💥 Probably the most important table you will see this month: The #ProductionGapReport is out and shows which governments still plan ~120% more #fossilfuel production by 2030 than under a 1.5°C #climate pathway, up from 110% in 2023.
productiongap.org/2025report/
💥 Probably the most important table you will see this month: The #ProductionGapReport is out and shows which governments still plan ~120% more #fossilfuel production by 2030 than under a 1.5°C #climate pathway, up from 110% in 2023.
productiongap.org/2025report/
September 22, 2025 at 10:44 AM
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💥 Probably the most important table you will see this month: The #ProductionGapReport is out and shows which governments still plan ~120% more #fossilfuel production by 2030 than under a 1.5°C #climate pathway, up from 110% in 2023.
productiongap.org/2025report/
💥 Probably the most important table you will see this month: The #ProductionGapReport is out and shows which governments still plan ~120% more #fossilfuel production by 2030 than under a 1.5°C #climate pathway, up from 110% in 2023.
productiongap.org/2025report/
“Governments plan to produce 120% the volume of fossil fuels in 2030 than would be consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5°C, and 77% more than would be consistent with 2°C”#productiongapreport www.sei.org/publications...
The Production Gap Report 2025
Governments, in aggregate, still plan to produce far more fossil fuels than would be consistent with limiting global warming to between 1.5ºC and 2ºC.
www.sei.org
September 22, 2025 at 11:56 AM
“Governments plan to produce 120% the volume of fossil fuels in 2030 than would be consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5°C, and 77% more than would be consistent with 2°C”#productiongapreport www.sei.org/publications...