IPCC experts meet in the Swiss Alps to study climate action until 2030

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) today began its meeting in Interlaken (Switzerland) from which a political document will emerge to shape climate action in the remainder of the decade.

The meeting, which will end on March 17, will take place in the Swiss resort of Interlaken, at the foot of the Alps and a few kilometers from the Aletsch glacier, the largest in Western Europe, which is currently in regression due to global warming.

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