'World will succeed or fail as one,' COP26 climate talks chair will warn in Paris speech

The president of the upcoming COP26 international climate summit, Alok Sharma, will press G20 countries to come to negotiations with more ambitious pledges to slash their greenhouse gas emissions, saying that the world now has 'no choice but to deliver.'

London The president of the upcoming COP26 international climate summit, Alok Sharma, will press G20 countries on Tuesday to come to negotiations with more ambitious pledges to slash their greenhouse gas emissions, saying that the world now has"no choice but to deliver."

Sharma will make his remarks in a speech at the UNESCO World Heritage Center in the French capital, where nearly 200 nations struck the landmark Paris Agreement in 2015, agreeing to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, with a preference to limit warming to 1.5 degrees.What is COP26? How the pivotal UN conference could avert global climate 'catastrophe'"COP26 is not a photo op or a talking shop.

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