There is a focus on reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in most of the climate change mitigation strategies. However, there are climate warmers that are even more powerful than CO2 such as other anthropogenic drivers and non-CO2 greenhouse gases. Eight voices have contributed to the following question: ‘‘What are the important actions to reduce non-CO2 warming forcers to help the world reach Paris Agreement targets?’’ The article answers the question, “What are the important actions to reduce non-CO2 warming forcers to help the world reach Paris Agreement targets?’’. Respondent 1 - Catherine Dieleman from University of Guelph  Answer: “Conserving permafrost-protective ecosystems for climate mitigation” Respondent 2: Durwood Zaelke and Amelia Murphy. Answer: “A global methane agreement can prevent climate chaos” Respondent 3: Kushal Tibrewal, Answer” Prioritize actions targeting warmer forcers  Respondent 4: Felix Llovel- Answer: “ Mitigation strategies to reduce F-gas emissions”. Respondent 5: Arvind Ravikumar- Answer: “Measurement are key to cut oil and gas methane emissions” Respondent 6: Simon Svane- Answer: “Reduction of methane emissions from animal manure”. Respondent 7: Arti Bhatia- Answer: “Reducing greenhouse gas intensity of paddy cultivation”