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Australia blowing carbon budget
Australia has emitted about twice what is allowed by CCA’s carbon budget since 2013. In the three years and nine months to September 2016, the country emitted 19.8% of its share of what the world can emit between 2013 and … Continue reading
Unravelling myth of “carbon budget” for 1.5C
Highly recommended to read in full per link below. A number of carbon budgets for 1.5°C have been published. Three are shown in Table 1. most frequently quoted case is the third listed (Table 2.2. of AR5 WG1 Synthesis report). The … Continue reading
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Why carbon budget matters
Mainstream media consistently peddles the delusions that we’ll be right when or annual rate of emissions is slightly less, a dangerous piece of disinformation. Emissions already in atmosphere will mostly be there for centuries. They’re like extra blankets you pile … Continue reading
