World leaders gathered at the United Nations Climate Summit 2026 have made a historic pledge to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045, five years ahead of previous targets. The agreement, signed by over 190 nations, includes binding commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The summit also announced a $500 billion global climate fund to assist developing nations in transitioning to clean energy sources. Key provisions include phasing out coal power plants, expanding electric vehicle infrastructure, and protecting tropical rainforests.
Climate activists have welcomed the agreement while emphasizing the need for immediate action and transparent monitoring mechanisms to ensure countries meet their commitments.