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Climate Agreements and SDG13

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Sustainable Development Goals
  • What actions can society take against climate change and extreme weather hazards?
  • What are the aims of the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015?
  • What does the 1.5°C goal mean?  
  • How can “Sustainable Development Goal 13: Climate Action” help in the fight against the climate crisis?

Read the article, simplified from the BBC about the Paris Climate Agreement and answer the questions.

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