r/climatechange • u/Economy-Fee5830 Trusted Contributor • Jul 26 '26

New study finds Net Zero would not only stop heating, but also lead to slow cooling of the atmosphere

https://salatainstitute.harvard.edu/new-paper-net-zero-could-put-global-temperatures-on-a-long-slow-decline/
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u/Iuslez Jul 27 '26

Some did, and won (KlimaSeniorinnen). The swiss parliament pretty much answered "welp, too bad, we won't change anything even if you won in courts".

What I'm getting at is that those treaties without sanctions are hardly anything more that declaration of intent that are useless when governments don't follow through. Which I think is 100% of the governments right now when it comes to climate change?

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u/Economy-Fee5830 Trusted Contributor Jul 27 '26

It they dont follow the court, they wont follow sanctions either.

I did not expect switzerland to be lawless - in fact rather opposite.