Climate Politics
Climate Experts Urge Japan to Set More Ambitious Emission Goals
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A group of climate scientists, academics and activists urged Japan to set an ambitious 2035 carbon reduction target, following a proposal made by government officials on Monday.
Japan needs to provide a “framework for emission cuts by about 80% below 2013 levels by 2035, in line with other leading countries that are committed to delivering on the goals of the Paris Agreement,” the experts said in a joint statement released on Friday.