The UN chief calls for emergency climate action, but what does that actually mean in practice?

We face a direct existential threat” on climate for “the emergency we face”, UN Secretary General António Guterres told the world on 10 September. This was a most powerful voice in the rising chorus of recognition that existential climate risks requiring a global emergency response.

But what does an emergency response mean in practice?

The Melbourne-based Breakthrough - National Centre for Climate Restoration has just published a short guide to answer that question. Here is what it says.

Read the story by David Spratt from Climate Code Red - “The UN chief calls for emergency climate action, but what does that actually mean in practice?”