Climate Action Tracker [1] provides a summary of all pledges, and per-country assessments. They have a recent post regarding the Paris agreement [2]. > As the

Climate Action Tracker [1] provides a summary of all pledges, and per-country assessments. They have a recent post regarding the Paris agreement [2]. > As the CAT has previously noted, the national mitigation contributions, now associated with the Paris Agreement, would lead to a median warming of around 2.7°C by 2100 (a full range of 2.2-3.4°C, which means there is a likely chance of holding warming below 3°C, temperature would continue to rise after 2100). > Compared to the 3.6°C by 2100 warming that is projected to result from current policies, the climate pledges submitted in the INDCs lower warming by about 0.9°C – but only if all governments fully implement their pledges. [1] http://climateactiontracker.org/ http://climateactiontracker.org/ [2] http://climateactiontracker.org/news/257/Paris-Agreement-stage-set-to-ramp-up-climate-action.html http://climateactiontracker.org/news/257/Paris-Agreement-sta...