Americas > COP23: US non-state actors collate climate efforts but will take another year to assess GHG impact

COP23: US non-state actors collate climate efforts but will take another year to assess GHG impact

Published 18:30 on November 11, 2017  /  Last updated at 21:33 on November 13, 2017  / /  Americas, Climate Talks, International, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

An alliance of US cities, states, and businesses accounting for more than half the country’s economy said Saturday they remain committed to the Paris Agreement and will work towards collating the impact of their various mitigation measures by next autumn.
An alliance of US cities, states, and businesses accounting for more than half the country’s economy said Saturday they remain committed to the Paris Agreement and will work towards collating the impact of their various mitigation measures by next autumn.


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