A united world order is needed to tackle the climate crisis

2022 has seen deepening divisions between countries, driven in part by the war in Ukraine and skyrocketing fuel and food prices. As policymakers look to tackle the climate crisis, they should focus on global, harmonised measures rather than bilateral decisions that could deepen divides, writes Carne Ross.

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Activists on a climate change strike in Bangkok, Thailand, 22 April 2022. The movement was held on Earth Day to protest and call on the Ministry of Natural Resources to change in the politics for handle the climate crisis in Thailand for to safeguard the planet and the earth's environment [Narong Sangnak / EPA-EFE]

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Updated: 01-10-2024

A united world order is needed to tackle the climate crisis

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