The large population countries can not and never will
accept total emission agreements.
Not exact matches
(1) Japan:
accepted the strongest
emission reduction targets, appropriately prides itself on having the most energy - efficient industry, and yet its use of coal has sharply increased, as have its
total CO2
emissions.
Framed in this way,
total emissions of a trillion tonnes of carbon will lead to a most likely warming of 2 °C, a somewhat arbitrary, but widely
accepted limit on the amount of warming that the world can endure without a high risk of catastrophic consequences.
Absolute caps in
total carbon
emissions, 90 % less than current
emission levels, need to be
accepted in every sector of the economy.