Emissions Gap Report
- The annual United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) flagship Emissions Gap Report has been released recently.
- The Emissions Gap could also be called the “Commitment Gap”.It measures the gap between what we need to do and what we are actually doing to tackle climate change.
- The gap is the difference between the low level of emissions that the world needs to drop to, compared with the projected level of emissions based on countries’ current commitments to decarbonization.
The Emissions Gap Report measures and projects three key trendlines:
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