Flatten-the-Curve-why-net-zero-plans-arent-good-enough-Tongia-1.pdf

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Final Draft for early release Rahul Tongia, CSEP Flatten-the-curve: Why total carbon emissions matter much more than ‘date of zero’ Rahul Tongia Executive Summary The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report on climate change painted a dire picture of global warming, especially climate shifts and variance across countries. It highlights the need to limit emissions, and if the ambition is to keep warming under 1.5° Celsius, the summary is the world needs to get…

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