Boris Johnson said tackling climate change “isn’t just about hugging rabbits, it’s growth and jobs”

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, he assured in the Climate Leaders Summit that this decade “it must be that of a decisive change in the fight against climate change“.

“I’m really excited about Joe Biden’s game-changing announcement.”Johnson said in his speech, praising the American “for bring America back to the forefront of the fight against climate change“.

“I’m really excited about Joe Biden’s game-changing announcement.”

“It is vital for all of us to show that this is not just an expensive, politically correct and environmentally friendly act of ‘bunny cuddles'”Johnson noted. “It’s a question of growth and jobs.” added.

Johnson on Tuesday assured that the UK rreduce carbon emissions by 78% by 2035, in what he described as the world’s most ambitious climate change target it would put the country on the path to becoming an emissions-free nation.

Serious 15 years before the 2050 target, which is already in force, and would place the country in a world leading position.

For the first time, the rules will apply to maritime transport and international flightsas well as traveling to UK.

The opening session in which Johnson spoke focuses on the Urgent need for the major world economies to strengthen their climate ambition before COP 26 to maintain the objective of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

The new emergency comes as scientists say climate change caused by coal-fired power stations, car engines and the use of other fossil fuels is over. worsen droughts, floods, hurricanes and forest fires and other disasters and humans are running out of time to avoid most of the catastrophic extremes of global warming.

With the commitment of the United States and other emissions reduction announcements from Japan, Canada, the European Union and the United Kingdom, the countries that represent more than half of the global economy will now have committed to reducing so much fossil fuel fumes to prevent Earth’s climate has disastrously heated to more than 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit (1.5 degrees Celsius), the administration said.

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