United In Science 2021 Report Released This report has been compiled by the world meteorological organization (wmo) on behalf of the united nations secretary general to bring together the latest climate science related updates from a group of key global partner organizations: wmo, global carbon project (gcp), intergovernmental panel on climate change (ipcc), united nations environment programme (unep), world health organization. This report has been compiled by the world meteorological organization (wmo) on behalf of the united nations secretary general to bring together the latest climate science related updates from a group of key global partner organizations: wmo, global carbon project (gcp), intergovernmental panel on climate change (ipcc), united nations environment programme (unep), world health organization.
United In Science 2021 Report United in science. a multi organization high level compilation of the most recent science related to climate change, impacts and responses. climate change undermines nearly all sustainable development goals. united in science: we are heading in the wrong direction. view all press releases. The united in science 2021 report is a multi organization compilation of the latest climate science information and gives a unified assessment of the state of our earth system. the report was released at a press conference given by wmo secretary general prof. petteri taalas, and with a video message from united nations secretary general. United in science 2021 will be released on 16 september. the report is a multi organization compilation of the latest climate science information and gives a unified assessment of the state of our earth system. this is the third edition. the report provides details on:. Following is the text of un secretary general antónio guterres’ video message for the launch of the “united in science” climate report, today: we have reached a tipping point on the need for climate action. the disruption to our climate and our planet is already worse than we thought, and it is moving faster than predicted.
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