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Heading to the  International Energy Agency Climate and Energy Summit on October 2nd, in Spain and the United Nations Climate Change Conference  in  United Arab Emirates experts from Asia, Africa, North America, and Latin America provide insights from their region on how any new oil, gas, or coal extraction projects are incompatible with the 1.5ºC limit and any dangerous distractions like Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) should not justify business as usual for the fossil fuel industry.

A day after the IEA Net Zero Energy Report UK government approved Equinor's Rosebank oil field, the biggest undeveloped oil field in the UK,

Record heat, deadly wildfires, droughts, mega storms, and floods are now wreaking havoc around the world on a daily basis. The climate crisis is impossible to ignore.

Oil, gas, and coal are to blame. And yet, fossil fuel companies plan to extract more oil, and gas, and coal globally than ever. Governments can and must take these five steps to limit global temperature to 1.5ºCelsius.
Details about the 5 steps explained here.

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The Global Gas & Oil Network (GGON) is a network of non-governmental organizations around the world working to facilitate a global managed decline of oil and gas production.

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