Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said that the world is falling behind in the transition to green energy from fossil fuel sources, during an event Thursday.
and electric vehicles must be deployed at a significantly higher clip than they currently are.
"We have to be deploying renewables six times faster than we are today. We have to be deploying electric vehicles 20 times faster than we are today if you're going to keep the Earth's temperatures at 1.5 degrees of increase," he added."Why is that important? Because every tenth of degree above 1.5 takes you into what scientists will say is really dangerous, uncharted territory which is far more expensive to cope with.
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