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• W2108782829 abstract "Without further and accelerated action it appears very likely that global greenhouse gas emissionlevels in 2020 will be far above those that are consistent with agreed international warming goals.This gap between where emissions are headed and where they need to be is now widelyacknowledged by the international community and at COP17 in Durban a work plan on enhancingmitigation ambition was launched to explore options for strengthening efforts by all Parties.In this context, this briefing paper explores a range of issues, options and strategies for bridging the2020 emissions gap as a matter of urgency. We begin by reviewing some of the recent science inrelation to limiting warming to the agreed warming goals, and the relative role of differentgreenhouse gases and other climate forcing agents. The scientific analysis in this paper is new in thatit integrates insights from the recent reports published by the United Nations EnvironmentProgramme, relating to hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) emissions, action on methane and action to reduceair pollution in the context of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to levels consistent withholding warming to below 2°C, and ultimately to 1.5°C .Another innovative feature of this briefing paper then follows with a practical analysis of a range ofinitiatives that, taken together, could have the potential to bring emissions from present projectedlevels to those that are consistent with 2°C warming limit and assist national governments toimplement and strengthen their emission reduction pledges. We provide an overview of suchinitiatives -often led by players other than national governments and in many cases driven byconcerns broader than climate change. Together, these initiatives could have the potential to bridgethe emissions gap.Finally we highlight further work needed to elaborate on the scientific issues, mitigation options andbarriers to their achievement in order to realise the possibilities outlined in the paper." @default.
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• W2108782829 title "Closing the 2020 emissions gap: issues, options and strategies" @default.
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