Revue des blogs – mardi 10 novembre 2015
Towards a workable and effective climate regime / Scott Barrett , Carlo Carraro, Jaime de Melo, Vox, 10/11/2015
This year, for the first time ever, nearly all of the world’s countries are making pledges to help limit future climate change. As of 1 October, 147 countries (representing about 85% of global emissions) have submitted their Intended Nationally Determined Contributions. These pledges, if carried out in full, are expected to lower emissions relative to the ‘business as usual’ forecast. However, they are not expected to prevent emissions from increasing above today’s level through 2030. To meet the global goal of limiting mean global temperature change to 2°C relative to the pre-industrial level, much more will need to be done after 2030. Eventually, emissions will have to fall to zero worldwide – either that, or countries will need to remove carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. This column introduces a new Vox eBook that looks into what needs to be done to build a climate regime that is both workable and effective.
The World is Halfway to 2°C / Brian Kahn, Climate Central, 9/11/2015
It’s all but certain that 2015 will end up as the hottest year on record. And in setting that mark, the world is on track to finish the year 1°C above pre-industrial levels, a dubious milestone.vThat would make 2015 the first year to crack the halfway mark of 2°C warming, the benchmark that’s been targeted as “safe” climate change and what nations are working toward meeting ahead of climate talks in Paris in December. But Monday’s announcement by the U.K. Met Office hints at how difficult achieving that target will be… lire la suite
Jacques Percebois repère un message subliminal de Bruxelles au sujet du marché de capacité, l’Observatoire énergies d’entreprises, 9/11/2015
Dans l’actualité d’octobre, une déclaration émanant de la Commission européenne a retenu l’attention de Jacques Percebois : l’annonce des conclusions de l’enquête menée auprès des acteurs publics et privés de 11 États européens sur les mécanismes de capacité. Il s’en explique… lire la suite
Historic Opportunity to Reduce Global Fuel Subsidies /
With crude oil prices under $50 per barrel this is an historic opportunity for Saudi Arabia and other countries to eliminate energy subsidies… lire la suite
Economie, société et climat : mettre l’économie au service de la lutte contre le changement climatique / Jean Gadrey, blog Alternatives économiques, 9/11/2015
C’est le titre d’une conférence/débat que j’ai donnée cet après-midi auprès d’une audience « grand public » (150 personnes, une majorité de retraités) dans le cadre de l’Université du temps libre de Lille. Le long diaporama (57 diapos) que j’ai voulu aussi pédagogique et accessible que possible peut être téléchargé… lire la suite
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Danièle Revel (10 novembre 2015). Revue des blogs – mardi 10 novembre 2015. Veille énergie climat. Consulté le 19 janvier 2025 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/oc1x
