Why Developing Countries Need to Chart Their Own Course To Net Zero Emissions

Aug 1, 2023

Translating complex climate science into language people understand has always been difficult. At various times, the aim of different climate policies has been holding average global temperature rise to 2º C or 1.5º C, or ensuring emissions peak by a particular year. Net zero targets are the most recent attempt to simplify the climate crisis in order to make it manageable.

Publication details
Theme(s)
Net zero & sustainable development
Type(s)
Comment
Author(s)
Rajamani, Lavanya
Year(s)
2021
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