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So, what happens if this doesn’t come to pass? Who gets fired and loses their reputation and pension? Including the reporters and BBC suits who published this without question, without skepticism

Government told to prepare for 2C warming by 2050

The UK should be prepared to cope with weather extremes as a result of at least 2C of global warming by 2050, independent climate advisers have said.

The country was “not yet adapted” to worsening weather extremes already occurring at current levels of warming, “let alone” what was expected to come, the Climate Change Committee (CCC) wrote in a letter addressed to the government.

The committee said they would advise that the UK prepare for climate change beyond the long-term temperature goal set out in the Paris Agreement.

The letter came as the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) confirmed that 2024 had seen a record rise of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.

Heck, I thought the UK was preparing by bringing in all the Islamic extremists from hot Middle Eastern, SE Asian, and African nations

They urged the government to set out a framework of “clear long-term objectives” to prevent further temperature rise, with new targets every five years and departments “clearly accountable” for delivering those goals.

In other words, they want the government to slap more restrictions and controls on the peasants.

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100 countries committed to climate action for health

Tuvalu has become the 100th country to join the Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate and Health (ATACH). With the addition of Cook Islands, Malaysia and Tuvalu, the Alliance now has 100 countries and areas committed to taking climate action for health.

With 100 UN Member States committing to climate and health action and sharing knowledge, the Alliance is working towards securing and greening the future of global health. ATACH is a voluntary network of countries, areas and partners working to share knowledge, experiences, lessons learned, and tools for members to develop climate-resilient, sustainable and low-carbon health systems at the country level.

The Cook Islands, Malaysia and Tuvalu joined ATACH between July and October 2025. Countries and areas that join ATACH can make commitments to develop health systems to be climate resilient and to develop sustainable, low-carbon health systems in accordance with the COP26 Health Agreement.

These are mostly small countries, 2nd and 3rd world, and it is all about “give us money with no strings attached. You owe us.”