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Like Paris? Do more to show it!
Bill Hare
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When considering what kind of support developing countries will need to implement their climate plans (Nationally Determined Contributions) under the Paris Agreement, let’s not forget that emission reductions offered in current climate pledges are grossly inadequate to meet the objective of the Paris Agreement to keep warming to 1.5°C, and therefore must be ramped up. If emission reductions are not ramped up, the climate change impacts will be unnecessarily severe, damages will be unnecessarily large, and the costs of adaptation will be unnecessarily high.
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Paris climate deal signing ceremony: what it means and why it matters
Bill Hare, Damon Jones
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From Paris to Songdo: How the Green Climate Fund’s new Strategic Vision supports the Paris Agreement
12th meeting of the Green Climate Fund Board — decisions reflect the 1.5° temperature limit and a five-year goal for decarbonisation of private banks’ investment portfolios.