Updated On: 16 November, 2021 08:06 AM IST | Glasgow | Agencies
International Energy Agency executive director highlights long-standing efforts to push for an end to methane leaks from fossil fuel operations

A protester holds a sign reading ‘Capitalism Eats Our Planet’ during the Climate Justice March from Times Square to Governor Hochul’s Manhattan office in New York on Sunday. Pic/AFP
The International Energy Agency (IEA) on Monday said if the world achieves a 30 per cent cut in methane emissions from human activity by 2030, it would have a similar impact on global warming as switching all world’s cars, trucks, ships and planes — the entire global transport sector — over to net zero emissions technologies.
After two weeks of intensive discussions on how to step up international efforts to tackle global warming, the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow concluded on Saturday night.