Sentences with phrase «between emissions reductions pledged»

Not exact matches

And although companies are pledging to do more than ever to reduce emissions, «disparity [exists] between companies» strategies, targets and the emissions reductions» that climate scientists say will be necessary to limit the rise in average global temperatures to 2 degrees Celsius.

The numerous rules will address issues such as how countries will track and report their emissions and have them verified, all in a transparent way; how countries will be required to communicate their future emissions - reduction plans as well as their pledges for funding adaptation efforts; and if and how market mechanisms, such as emissions trading between countries, will be applied to national targets.

Three major gaps can and must be bridged in the remaining time: the gap between current emission reduction pledges and the science; the gap between the finances on the table and the need in developing countries; and — perhaps most critically — the gap between nations where trust must be forged.

This «emissions gap» between the reductions pledged and those needed to keep the climate under control is growing larger, based on new data to be released this week by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and Hare's group.

Of particular interest to the ambition question is the gap in 2020 between emission levels consistent with the 2 °C climate target and emissions levels projected if country reduction pledges are fulfilled.

Meanwhile, the gap is widening between the amount of emissions reductions countries have pledged and the amount needed to avoid perilous tipping points.

The gap between the Paris temperature goals and the current policy scenario is higher still, given that many countries are not yet on track to achieve their emissions - reduction pledges, but this is to be expected given that pledges extending to 2030 are still fairly new.

Business also has a critical role to play in closing the gap between the efforts pledged by governments and the emission reductions required.

The disconnect between rhetoric and reality in US News & World Report: The goal of the Paris climate agreement to keep warming below 2 °C, and to 1.5 °C if possible, does not jibe with the actual emissions reductions pledged in the agreement.

Cancun actually provided a much needed confidence boost in this respect, even if there still is a «gigaton gap» between the combined emission reduction pledges of the Cancun agreement and the officially accepted 2 degree target.

For Immediate Release: Paris Agreement Pledges Must Be Strengthened in Next Few Years to Limit Warming to 2 °C Nations need to significantly strengthen the Paris pledges for emissions reductions between now and 2030 in order to limit projected warming below 2 °C (3.6 °F), according to new analysis released from Climate Interactive and MITPledges Must Be Strengthened in Next Few Years to Limit Warming to 2 °C Nations need to significantly strengthen the Paris pledges for emissions reductions between now and 2030 in order to limit projected warming below 2 °C (3.6 °F), according to new analysis released from Climate Interactive and MITpledges for emissions reductions between now and 2030 in order to limit projected warming below 2 °C (3.6 °F), according to new analysis released from Climate Interactive and MIT Sloan.

Over the past several years, scientific analyses have clearly demonstrated that there is a large «emissions gap» between the reductions in global warming pollution that are needed and the reductions that countries have pledged to make.