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Britain tells climate summit coal era to end as carbon emissions surge

By Kate Abnett and Elizabeth Piper

Glasgow cityUnited kingdomUnited statesCosta ricaSouth africaNoah browningElizabeth piperStanley widiantoAlok sharmaSiti nurbaya bakarAndrea janutaFathin ungkuKate abnettKaty daiglePierre friedlingsteinFatih birol

Britain calls time on coal at COP26 as carbon emissions surge

Many developing countries rely on cheap, accessible coal and other fossil fuels to grow, despite their costs to the environment and health, in the same way that developed countries did from the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century onwards.

Glasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalCosta ricaRepublic ofSouth africaPhilippa fletcherStanley widiantoSiti nurbaya bakarAlexander smithMulyani indrawatiAndrea janutaFathin ungkuKaty daiglePierre friedlingsteinWilliam james

Britain calls time on coal at COP26 as carbon emissions surge

Many developing countries rely on cheap, accessible coal and other fossil fuels to grow, despite their costs to the environment and health, in the same way that developed countries did from the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century onwards.

Glasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalCosta ricaRepublic ofSouth africaPhilippa fletcherStanley widiantoSiti nurbaya bakarAlexander smithMulyani indrawatiAndrea janutaFathin ungkuKaty daiglePierre friedlingsteinWilliam james

Britain calls time on coal at COP26 as carbon emissions surge

Many developing countries rely on cheap, accessible coal and other fossil fuels to grow, despite their costs to the environment and health, in the same way that developed countries did from the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century onwards.

Glasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalCosta ricaRepublic ofSouth africaPhilippa fletcherStanley widiantoSiti nurbaya bakarAlexander smithMulyani indrawatiAndrea janutaFathin ungkuKaty daiglePierre friedlingsteinWilliam james

Britain calls time on coal at COP26 as carbon emissions surge

Many developing countries rely on cheap, accessible coal and other fossil fuels to grow, despite their costs to the environment and health, in the same way that developed countries did from the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century onwards.

Glasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalCosta ricaRepublic ofSouth africaPhilippa fletcherStanley widiantoSiti nurbaya bakarAlexander smithMulyani indrawatiAndrea janutaFathin ungkuKaty daiglePierre friedlingsteinWilliam james

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