The State of Climate Action in 2025: 10 Key Findings | World Resources Institute
A new report assesses the global gap in climate action, measuring progress across 45 different indicators and mapping a path to hold warming to 1.5 degrees C.
This article focuses on the 2025 findings of the State of Climate Action report series. View past articles here: 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 Research contributions from Joel Jaeger, Yuke Kirana, Kelly Levin, Raychel Santo, Katie Lebling, Danielle Riedl, Anderson Lee, Neelam Singh, Michelle Sims, Neil Chin, Aman Majid, Sarah Cassius, Will Lamb, Ankita Gangotra, Neil Grant, Yiqian Zhang-Billert and Michael Petroni. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, a watershed moment on climate action when more than 190 countries agreed to pursue efforts to limit global warming to…
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