Not exact matches
And so although some poor nations can make a credible case that their existing GHG
emissions levels don't yet trigger immediate
emissions reductions obligations, the United
States is not a member of this group.
To meet their
emissions reduction obligations, regulated entities can reduce
emissions on - site, trade
emissions reductions achieved beyond the cap, or use
emissions reductions generated in the
state from a wide variety of project categories, nine of which are cited ACR offset project types.
The above illustration, following the assumptions about what equity requires made by the authors of the report about how to determine US
emissions reductions obligations, leads to the conclusion not only does the United
States need to achieve zero carbon
emissions by 2020, the US must reduce its
emissions by -141 % from 1990 levels by 2025.
The second is the urgency of the need for hard - to - imagine action to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas (ghg)
emissions at all scales, that is globally, nationally, and locally, but particularly in high - emitting nations such as the United
States in light of the limited amount of ghgs that can be emitted by the entire world before raising atmospheric ghg concentrations to very dangerous levels and in light of the need to fairly allocate ghg
emissions reductions obligations around the world.
For this reason, the United
States needs to create an
emissions reduction target consistent with its
obligations to the world.
Especially the United
States has had problems to accept
emission reduction targets, while the BASICs have no
obligations to reduce their
emissions as they are non-Annex 1 countries.
ARBOCs can be used by California entities to help meet their
emissions reductions obligations in the
state Cap - andTrade Program.