Sentences with phrase «emissions under current policies»
On Twitter, Peters posted a graph comparing India's projected emissions under current policies (the purple line) with what'd be required under «inertia» or «equity» scenarios for staying below 2 °C:
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Incorporating a pricing mechanism into our climate policy would likely be more efficient at driving down greenhouse gas emissions at a lower cost than the current policy of regulating such emissions under the Clean Air Act.
«Under current policies, we estimate that energy use and CO2 emissions would increase by a third by 2020 and almost double by 2050.
The analysis finds that a single policy tool — fossil fuel subsidy removal — could deliver emissions reductions equivalent to one - quarter of all current country commitments under the landmark Paris Agreement on climate change.
It provides an outlook for global development and carbon emissions for the 21st century under current policy, including the pledges that were made for the Paris Climate Conference in December.
Jim D, let's review the respective roles, as identified under current environmental law, of the EPA, the Executive Branch, and the Congress in setting public policy as it applies to managing the emissions of substances identified as pollutants.
Current policies must be augmented to achieve the emission reductions required under the Kyoto Protocol and even more action will be required to stabilise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.»
The latter are taken from projections of what future emissions will be under «business as usual» or under current policies.
The report suggests looking at emissions by the industrial sector — the third - largest emitter — which under current policies are expected to increase by 18 percent by 2025.
Note that the red line shows what Canada's emissions would be under an imaginary government that had even less climate - friendly policies than the current Conservative government.
The figure represents the difference between the estimated $ 4.8 tn of investment needed to meet global fossil fuel demand between 2018 and 2025 under current climate policies and the $ 3.3 tn that would be required if the Paris agreement on reducing carbon emissions was fully implemented.