Global Leaders Agree on New Climate Pact to Cut Emissions by 50% by 2035

In a major breakthrough at the UN Climate Summit in Geneva today, over 120 countries agreed to a new pact aiming to reduce global carbon emissions by 50% by 2035. The agreement includes commitments to phase out coal power and increase renewable energy investments. According to Reuters, this pact is the most ambitious climate deal since the Paris Agreement, reflecting heightened urgency after recent extreme weather events. The pact also establishes a $100 billion fund to support developing nations in climate adaptation and green technology. Experts say this deal could significantly alter the trajectory of global warming if fully implemented.