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22.1.25

Stefan Rahmstorf joins CCAG

The leading oceanographer and climatologist joins CCAG at a critical time in the fight against the climate crisis.

CCAG membership
21.1.25

Robert Correll | 1934–2024

CCAG marks the passing of esteemed colleague Bob Corell, globally renowned climate scientist and glaciologist.

CCAG membership
13.1.25

The world has breached 1.5°C

Sir David King reacts to the news that Earth’s average temperature climbed to more than 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels for the first time in 2024.

Climate overshoot
Climate resilience
3.12.24

CCAG reacts to COP29

CCAG's Sir David King and Professor Mercedes Bustamante share their thoughts on the agreement reached at COP29, and set out what they believe must now be achieved at COP30 in Brazil.

COP
12.11.24

CCAG calls for universal commitment to ‘High Ambition NDCs’, ahead of 2025 submission

The Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) has released guiding principles for scientifically rigorous, High Ambition NDCs.

4R Strategy
climate interventions
Energy transition
22.10.24

Joint China-CCAG vision calls for global cooperation to secure a livable future

China’s former Special Envoy on Climate Change, Minister Xie Zhenhua, met with CCAG in Beijing to discuss urgent global action on the climate crisis.

Climate overshoot
Energy transition
Climate resilience
4R Strategy
17.10.24

Memorandum of Understanding agreed between HKUST(GZ) and CCAG

CCAG has agreed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) to strengthen global collaboration on China’s energy transition.

Energy transition
16.10.24

CCAG calls for international collaboration to ensure the significant steps made by China to transition from coal do not fall short

China’s progress in moving away from coal has brought it to the brink of a historic energy shift, but its path to peak emissions and carbon neutrality is at risk without more international support and cooperation.

4R Strategy
Energy transition
CCAG reports
23.9.24

CCAG urges greater NDC ambition as new report outlines critical need to re-frame 1.5 temperature limits

CCAG’s latest report calls for more ambitious NDC targets and warns that current temperature measurements are masking the true pace of warming, underscoring the urgent need for accurate monitoring to stay within the 1.5°C limit.

4R Strategy
Climate overshoot
Climate resilience
Energy transition

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