• Even greater risks to human rights than the risks posed by
aggressive mitigation action arise from the profound impacts of climate change, especially if temperature increase exceeds 2 °C, which becomes increasingly likely if mitigation is delayed.
At present we can be confident of holding warming below 2C with
aggressive mitigation action.
Not exact matches
The study examined the benefits of global and domestic GHG
mitigation on US air quality and human health in 2050, comparing a scenario with no global
action to reduce GHGs with an
aggressive scenario that significantly slows climate change.
Anyone considering
aggressive carbon
mitigation policies — such as National Governments acting on the advice received from the UNFCCC / IPCC — that will have a huge and fundamental impact on their citizens lives would reasonably be expected to read the evidence and ask themselves a number of questions before embarking on a course of
action - such as the following;