Sentences with phrase «policy assumptions»

This became possible because the budget committees laid out their plans and policy assumptions for future years in greater detail than they had generally done in the past.

They could have, by making product and universal life ethics training mandatory and misrepresentation of policy assumptions and guarantees criminal and harshly punishable, have stopped this before anyone was hurt.

However, growth could be much lower if either of the two critical policy assumptions is not satisfied.»

Challenges to mitigation for the purpose of defining SSPs do not include the stringency of the mitigation target itself or the choice of mitigation action, which are accounted for by two other aspects of the scenario matrix: the forcing level of the representative concentration pathway (RCP) and the shared policy assumption (SPA), respectively.

The 3 degrees C result hinges on post-2030 policy assumptions of the scenario, e.g. see the regional carbon prices as illustrated in Figure A. 1 in their analysis.

That is much lower in part because it includes baseline, or «business as usual», scenarios that made no pro-renewables policy assumptions.

The World Energy Outlook does not offer a forecast of what the energy system will look like but instead presents various projections to 2040 based on different policy assumptions, in order to give policy makers the tools to decide what path to follow.

And until we're willing to revisit our policy assumptions through the real - world lens of politics, we won't be able to see the necessary path forward to grow and protect the work of previous decades.

It is for this reason that the scenario framework distinguishes between «pathways,» which describe one component (such as RCPs or SSPs) of integrated scenarios, and «scenarios» themselves, which combine pathways with other information such as emissions, climate projections and policy assumptions to produce integrated descriptions of future climate and human system development.

In other words, it rests on policy assumptions that are significantly beyond the ones that are being implemented.