A ‘fair and ambitious’ climate agreement is not nearly enough: Paris 2015 take heed!

In December, national delegations from almost 200 nations will meet in Paris to hammer out an agreement on greenhouse gas emission (GHG) reductions. Like Kyoto (1997) and Copenhagen (2009) before it, Paris 2015 will rely on GHG emission reduction pledges to achieve their climate goals, this time to limit global warming to less than 2 °C.

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Publication Date: 
23/10/2015
Christopher Green
Environmental Research Letters
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COP Paris 2015.pdf
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COP 21 (Paris), Climate Agreements, Emission Targets, European Union (EU), United States Of America (US), China, Renewable Energy, Climate Mitigation, Subsidies, Energy Policy, Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Climate Change