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The 2007/2008 Human Development Report and subsequent analyses, including Baer & Athanasiou’s "A 350 ppm Emergency Pathway," underline the critical importance of transitioning to a low-carbon global economy to mitigate climate change impacts. With the goal of limiting global warming to 2°C, urgent strategies must be implemented, especially in developed regions like the EU, which are analyzed through the lens of Greenhouse Development Rights. Failure to act efficiently and decisively could jeopardize adaptation efforts and further exacerbate socio-economic disparities around development thresholds.
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Global Carbon Budgets Source: Baer & Athanasiou, ”A 350 ppm Emergency Pathway”
350 ppm pathway vs. 2°C pathway Source: Baer & Athanasiou, ”A 350 ppm Emergency Pathway”
2009 Greenhouse Development Rights
The Development Threshold ($20/day) Source: ”A Call For Leadership: A Greenhouse Development Rights analysis of the EU’s proposed 2020 targets”
The EU:s mitigation obligations Source: ”A Call For Leadership: A Greenhouse Development Rights analysis of the EU’s proposed 2020 targets”
GDR:s Obligations for EU and China Source: ”A Call For Leadership: A Greenhouse Development Rights analysis of the EU’s proposed 2020 targets”
2°C Emergency pathway Source: ”A Call For Leadership: A Greenhouse Development Rights analysis of the EU’s proposed 2020 targets”
350 ppm Emergency pathway Source: Baer & Athanasiou, ”A 350 ppm Emergency Pathway”
EU GDR allocations 2020 2°C pathway Source: ”A Call For Leadership: A Greenhouse Development Rights analysis of the EU’s proposed 2020 targets”
2009 $40 Trillion “Over the next 25 years, modernizing and expanding the water, electricity and transportation systems of the cities of the world will require approximately $40 trillion” Strategy+Business issue 46 spring 2007, p.40
2009 ”The only solution to climate change is a rapid move toward a low-carbon global economy. This must be done urgently, efficiently, and with great determination, so that adaptation remains possible.” Commission on Climate Change and Development