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Context: The rising concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) will impact all of the 17 United Nations-mandated Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to a report released by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
Key findings of the report
Aim: To contribute to the sustainable development agenda and to inspire leaders to take bolder climate action. Importance
Rising CO2 Concentration
Impact on SDGs
This would affect the global goal on tackling poverty, SDG 1, as well.
Suggestions To mitigate climate risks, the WMO recommended to work on:
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