Kerry says currently a 60% chance of capping global temp at 1.5C
LONDON, Nov 3 (Reuters) - U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said on Wednesday that current commitments on cutting carbon emissions meant the world had a 60% chance of capping a rise in the average temperature at 1.5 degrees Celsius
Speaking at a breakfast event with world mayors at global climate talks in Glasgow, he said with the most recent commitments made at COP26, around 65% of global GDP was now covered by implementable climate change plans.
"But that means 35% isn´t. And we can´t do it without that 35%." (Reporting by Mark John; editing by Simon Jessop and Katy Daigle)
