The Swedish teenager Thunberg, for a second year running, told business and governments to make drastic and urgent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to avoid the climate disaster that scientists say we are rapidly heading towards. The US president did not mention climate change and said we should ignore the “perennial prophets of doom” and “embrace the possibilities of tomorrow”. So what did we learn about climate change this week in Davos? Is it apocalypse soon, or a bright green future?
World Economic Forum: 5 things we learned about climate change at Davos 2020
In this picture taken on August 29, 2019, a Changpa nomad shepherd pastures pashmina goats near Korzok village, in the Leh district of Ladakh. For centuries the Changpa have tended the shaggy goats that provide silky-soft, super-expansive pashmina wool. But now many are rethinking their way of life, in part because of climate change.
