«If the company does not cut back now, we're going to still be shackled to oil and gas beyond 2050 and won't meet the climate goals».
Not exact matches
Meanwhile, failure to agree on
climate doesn't stop countries from moving ahead in
meeting the Paris agreement's
goals, or exceed them if they want to.
But that's
not nearly enough to
meet our mid-century
climate goals.
Not nearly enough money is flowing into low - carbon investments to
meet the
goals of the Paris
climate accord, according to a U.N. report released yesterday.
How will countries address the fact that the collective targets are clearly
not adding up to enough to
meet the
climate stabilization
goal of keeping temperatures below a 2 - degree - Celsius rise?
In fact, the mitigation pledges collected under the ongoing Cancun Agreements, conceived during the 2010
climate talks, would lead to global average temperature rise of more than 2 degrees Celsius, according to multiple analyses — and may
not lead to a peaking of greenhouse gas emissions this decade required to
meet that
goal.
«Recent developments, including the US's announced withdrawal from the Paris
Climate Accord, and a report finding that few countries will honor their emissions pledges, suggest we are
not currently on track to
meet this
goal,» says Weber.
This is because
not working to create an inclusive
climate prevents us from
meeting our publicly professed institutional
goals for student learning and growth.
Having taken us to task for somehow
not properly handling the uncertainties in
climate science — an error we did
not commit, as I document above — he then proceeds to offer a horrifically misleading summary of what the IPCC actually found about the achievability and cost of
meeting the 2 degree
goal.
The G8 vision does
not even
meet the now - outdated Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change
goal of keeping atmospheric carbon below 450 ppm.
How will countries address the fact that the collective targets are clearly
not adding up to enough to
meet the
climate stabilization
goal of keeping temperatures below a 2 - degree - Celsius rise?
In the first round the negotiations led to a projected temperature by the year 2100 of about 3.1 °C, after the second round, negotiations improved the
climate outlook with a 2.9 °C temperature increase, thus
not meeting the expected Paris agreement
goals.
2007/04/27: BBC: Canada sets reduced
climate goal The Canadian government has published its strategy on
climate change, which acknowledges that the country will
not meet its Kyoto Protocol commitment.
But critics have warned that countries aren't adapting quickly or ambitiously enough to
meet the emissions reductions required to
meet the
goals of the Paris
climate pact.
It was subsequently shared in a Telegraph editorial that claimed that the cost of
meeting UK's
climate goals was «
not possibly sustainable.»
This finding, announced in September by the EU Joint Research Center and the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, doesn't mean that the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has yet decreased, but it could mean that we may be able to
meet the
goals of the Paris
Climate Agreement in slowing global warming.
Specific
goals like these don't appear in the draft text of a global
climate deal set to be agreed by governments
meeting in Paris at the end of the year.
The actions you suggest would
not markedly reduce worldwide emissions and would
not meet your
goal of having an impact on the
climate.
And this is
not easy for the majority of the developing countries, I recognize that, which is why
climate finance, tech - transfer, and capacity building are so crucial because if we don't
meet this
goal, we will be living in a world much warmer than the 2ºC target.
To keep global warming well below 2oC and
meet the Sustainable Development
Goals,
climate action can
not be one - dimensional.
Even at their most stringent, the pledges do
not meet the accord's
goal of holding warming to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels,
climate scientists and environmental groups say.
Scientists say the world is already behind the needed trajectory of emissions reduction to
meet the Paris
goal, and investments in more fossil fuel assets — scheduled to be in service for up to 40 years — could commit the world to see the most catastrophic consequences of
climate change if they are
not retired early.
The biggest concern associated with renewable energy, however, is that current trajectories are likely still
not enough to
meet goals to address
climate change.
New Jersey can
not lose any more of its nuclear plants and still
meet its
climate goals.
Secondly, focussing on delivering turnkey hybrid power solutions, which is of immense requirement in remote power installations such as island nations, most of which either can
not afford the kind of diesel or fuel import costs that exist at this particular stage, or have mandates to move away from heavy carbon footprint in order to
meet climate change
goals.
These are all nascent technologies that must be developed if we are to move beyond carbon — further proof that we do
not actually have the technologies we need to
meet the COP21
climate goal of limiting global warming to 2 ºC.
Even if the latest talks won't be enough to
meet that 2 °C
goal, they note, building forward momentum on
climate action is worthwhile in its own right.
«
Climate goals and economic growth will likely
not be
met without equitable governmental support for advanced coal technologies such as CCUS [carbon capture, utilization and storage],» Palmer writes.
But despite the city's efforts creating and implementing its
Climate Action Plan, Boulder is
not expected to
meet its Kyoto
goal.
Many will complain that the Copenhagen
meeting did
not achieve its
goal of delivering a new final
climate agreement.