Not exact matches
And, of course, those
commitments and associated domestic measures are
just Canada's means to achieve the ends of contributing to reducing global greenhouse gas
emissions to a level that avoids the dangerous climate change, the shared goal set out in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and reiterated in the Paris Agreement.
The sentence I
just quoted implies pretty strongly that, in the presence of efficient (or for that matter inefficient) large - scale capture and storage of airborne carbon, carbon
emissions that have already occurred or will occur in the near future might not result in a
commitment to climate change that is irreversible on timescales of centuries to millennia and longer.
And so, climate change is a civilization challenging problem of distributive justice and no matter what ethical considerations are taken into account to define an arguably distributively
just allocation of ghg
emissions targets among nations, many national
commitments utterly and obviously flunk any ethical test.
Global Climate Change Focus on Green Economic Development in Developing Countries, Not
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Commitments G8 Nations Agree to Cut
Emissions 80 % by 2050 - Developing Nations Still Skeptical
Just as the Paris Agreement on climate change enters into force today, the UN has declared the need to go above and beyond the
commitments made, with the projected carbon
emissions for the year 2030 leaving us little chance of keeping warming to safe levels.