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Glasgow

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Area175
Population598,830 (2011)
Motto Flourish
Local timeWednesday 06:55
Weather4°C, Wind SW at 7 m/s, 86% Humidity
Colleges and universities University of Glasgow
Did you knowGlasgow is the sixth-largest metropolitan economy in the United Kingdom by GDP (55. 5 billion PPP).
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Neighborhoods Merchant City
Castlemilk
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Anderston
Area code0141
Burgh charter1170s
DemonymGlaswegian
FoundLate-6th century
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About Glasgow


Glasgow is a port city on the River Clyde in Scotland's western Lowlands. It's famed for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture, a rich legacy of the city's 18th–20th-century prosperity due to trade and shipbuilding. Today it's a national cultural hub, home to institutions including the Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet and National Theatre of Scotland, as well as acclaimed museums and a thriving music scene. ― Google

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is returning to the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow - urging nations to " pull out all the stops" to limit warming.

The First draft of an Agreement setting out how countries will cut emissions to avoid temperature rises of above 1. 5C is due to be published later.

The Agreement - known as a " cover decision" - is the negotiated outcome of the COP26 talks.

Mr Johnson said negotiators would be working to " turn promises into action".

Despite the promises made at The Summit So Far , above pre-industrial levels, according to a report by Climate Action Tracker.

A global average temperature rise of just 2C could mean a billion people are affected by fatal heat and humidity, the Met Office has warned.

Scientists say The World needs to limit warming to 1. 5C above pre-industrial times to avoid The Most dangerous impacts of Climate Change .

Ahead of his return to The Summit , Mr Johnson said: " Negotiating teams are doing the hard yards in these final days of COP26 to turn promises into action on Climate Change . There's still much to do. "

The Prime Minister said he would be meeting ministers and negotiators to hear about the progress made and where gaps must be bridged.

" This is bigger than any One Country and it is time for nations to put aside differences and come together for Our Planet and our people, " He Said .

" We need to pull out all the stops if we're going to keep 1. 5C within our grasp. "

A coalition of nations which are vulnerable to Climate Change , along with the US and European nations, is pressing for countries to submit action plans in The Next year In Line with limiting warming to 1. 5C, and by 2023 to produce their long-term plans to meet The Target .

What has been agreed So Far at COP26?

The Summit is still negotiating a deal That all 197 countries will agree on. But a series of side deals were announced last week:

More Than 100 world leaders promised to by 2030 , including Brazil, home to the Amazon rainforestThe US and the EU announced a global partnership to by 2030 - Reducing methane in the atmosphere seen As One of The Best ways to quickly reduce global warmingMore than 40 countries Committed - But The World 's biggest users Like China and the US did not sign upSome new pots of money were announced to help developing countries adapt to Climate Change and deal with the damage and loss it Brings - But

With Wednesday named as transport day at COP26, the UK announced That new heavy goods vehicles sold from 2040 will need to have zero emissions.

Thirty countries have agreed to work together to increase the use of zero emissions vehicles, while plans for " green shipping corridors" to help a shift towards zero-emissions vessels are also due to be unveiled.

Another 14 states which are responsible for More Than 40% of global aviation emissions have Committed to a new decarbonisation target.

But the UK's Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said travel, including flying, should be " guilt-free" and said the government did not see aviation as " the ultimate evil".

That changes to how We Live our lives should not mean " the inability to go and visit you friends and family and do business".

Attendees at COP26, including the Prime Minister , have faced criticism for using planes for short journeys to and from The Conference .



Source of news: bbc.com

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