Two countries with the same Responsibility and Capacity Index (or RCI) and thus the same mitigation obligation would have
different emission allocations in a given year — say 2020 — if they had different BAU emissions projections for that year.
Not exact matches
This paper presents an analytical framework to encompass contributions to the literature on equity in climate change, and highlights the consequences — in terms of future
emissions allocations — of
different approaches to equity.
Cong, Rong - Gang and Wei, Yi - Ming (2010): Potential impact of (CET) carbon
emissions trading on China's power sector: A perspective from
different allowance
allocation options.
Although there are
different theories of distributive justice that lead to
different national
allocations, many justifications for national ghg
emissions allocations fail to satisfy any ethical scrutiny.
Noting that nations with similar total
emissions (e.g., USA and China) may have very
different per capita
emissions (Baer et al. 2000), some commentators have proposed the concept of equal per capita
allocation over time, with convergence toward a common per capita
emission rate (Höhne et al. 2006).