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COP28: methane-related expectations
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Report summary
Methane, second only to CO2 in its impact on climate change, is set to be front and centre in discussions on emissions reduction at COP28. In this insight, we highlight the ‘why’, the ‘what’ and the ‘who’ of methane expectations for the upcoming global summit.
Table of contents
- 1. China-U.S. to announce breakthrough on new climate agreement
- 2. India to resist pressure to sign up to GMP, but for how long?
- 3. Companies to take the lead in new abatement commitments
- Conclusion : gathering momentum on methane
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