Six months from the end of the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland, the global energy picture has changed dramatically.
Krakovska, who heads the applied climatology laboratory at Ukraine's Hydrometeorological Institute, said that while it was currently difficult to assess the climate impact of Russia's invasion, there were already clear examples of environmental destruction., noting that Russian military units that would usually fight these fires have been relocated to the Ukrainian frontline.Wildfires have been left burning unchecked in Siberia, Russia.
"We can respond so much quicker on the demand side than we can on the supply side — and we are not hearing enough about that," Michael Lazarus, director of the U.S. office for the Stockholm Environment Institute, a non-profit research firm, told CNBC via video call.
"People want to do something. People want to contribute, and this reduces costs and vulnerabilities for households to invest in energy efficiency and conservation and it helps free up resources for the rest of the world to address this moment" Lazarus said."This is really the moment for dramatic efforts on the demand side."In early April, the world's leading climate scientists warned that the fight to keep global heating under 1.5 degrees Celsius had reached"The U.N.
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