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Singer Annie Lennox said she is “proud” that the summit is taking place in Glasgow but the outcome “remained to be seen”.
The musician said if nations such as India and China “do not get on board” the world could be “in real jeopardy” as she issued a plea for world leaders to “walk the talk”.
Lennox, who is Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University, said: “That is really sobering. Cop26 is not about the talk – it’s about meeting the pledges, so the outcome remains to be seen.
“My one change is becoming vegetarian and not eating red meat.
“I live with despair, I am dreadfully anxious about our future. Every day I feel ‘Oh my god, we’re stuck.”
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