21-Sep-2021 | Market Research Store
The International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis have underlined conditions for increased atmospheric conditions as the concentration of carbon dioxide continues to rise. The team denotes that future generations are being put to risk as the implications of increasing carbon dioxide will lead to a massive carbon debt. The research team calls for intermediate action plans on an immediate basis in order to pertain responsibility for the imploding carbon debt that can be implemented by integrating the upcoming revised version of the EU emissions trading scheme. The team quotes that over the last several decades, a large number of governments have collectively pledged to slow global warming through increasing number of accords such as the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement.
Despite the current set of implemented protocols that are aimed at reducing carbon emissions, the world continues to uplift the required quantities of CO2 as the limited temperature is capped at 1.5 degree Celsius. If the current set of rules and conditions from the study are implemented the team notes that the energy required for removing one tonne of CO2in the current atmospheric condition later in the century for every additional tonne of CO2 will increase significantly.
The idealized global scenario from the current panel of Climate Change (IPCCs) suggests that at the current form of carbon debt could rack up an amount of the current form of pre-COVID levels. The recently adopted Climate Law implemented in the EU suggests cuttingroughly 50% of carbon emissions by 2030. However,the team notes that after being implemented the law has not seen a clear indication that the suggestive actions are being implicated or followed. Furthermore, the team also suggests an overall lack of strategy when it comes to implementing the set standard rules of any proposed laws which are expected to have heavier implications on the future generations.
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