In parts of Africa, Asia and Latin

In parts of Africa, Asia and Latin America, where
urban PM levels remain far in excess of international
guidelines, the concern is high. Similarly, the dust-haze
phenomenon in the Middle East is of concern. Improved
public information on local air quality could contribute to
raising awareness of this issue.
The internationally agreed goal of avoiding the adverse
effect of climate change is presenting the global
community with one of its most serious challenges
(Figure 2) that is threatening overall development
goals. As progress in reducing the carbon intensity of
consumption and production is being outstripped by
increased levels of consumption, reaching the climate
goal under the United Nations Framework Convention on
Climate Change (UNFCCC) of reducing global greenhouse
gas (GHG) emissions so as to hold the increase in global
average temperature below 2° C above pre-industrial
levels will require not only the fulfilment of current
pledges but also transformative change towards a lowcarbon
global economy.
In addition, progress is necessary on preparing and
implementing national plans of action on climate change,
including nationally appropriate mitigation action and
national adaptation plans of action. Complementary action
to address short-lived climate forcers – black carbon,
methane and tropospheric ozone, which are air pollutants
that also warm the planet – can cost-effectively reduce
the rate of temperature increase in the near term while
reducing risks to human health and food production.

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urban PM levels remain far in excess of international
guidelines the,, Concern is high. Similarly the, dust-haze
phenomenon in the Middle East is of concern. Improved
public information on local. Air quality could contribute to
raising awareness of this issue.
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community with one of its most serious challenges
(Figure 2) that is. Threatening overall development
goals. As progress in reducing the carbon intensity of
consumption and production is being. Outstripped by
increased levels, of consumption reaching the climate
goal under the United Nations Framework Convention. On
.Climate Change (UNFCCC) of reducing global greenhouse
gas (GHG) emissions so as to hold the increase in global
average. Temperature below 2 ° C above pre-industrial
levels will require not only the fulfilment of current
pledges but also transformative. Change towards a lowcarbon
.
In, global economy addition progress is necessary on preparing and
.Implementing national plans of action on climate change
including, nationally appropriate mitigation action and
National. Adaptation plans of action. Complementary action
to address short-lived climate forcers - black carbon
methane, and tropospheric. Ozone which are, air pollutants
that also warm the planet - can cost-effectively reduce
the rate of temperature increase. In the near term while
.Reducing risks to human health and food production.