No direct mention of fossil fuels, as far as I can make out. "Technologically neutral" is an interesting phrase, potentially opening the door to carbon capture. But CCS is not cost-competitive at the moment. So the "neutral" emission-reduction solution available today is renewables.

1.5 seems to be textually alive in the #G20 Leaders' Declaration out of Johannesberg. Reconciling that ambition with current emissions trajectories is another question.

The #Climate Ambition Scenario - a mix of financial incentives and regulation - could reduce greenhouse emissions in #Mexico by 77.1% below business-as-usual in 2050 while also increasing GDP growth, creating jobs and reducing the national debt.

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As global emissions rise, staying within the Paris #climate goals seems a pipe dream. It is not.

Our new brief outlines India's progress on #climateaction and projects the next phase for climate policy - if national ambition meets ambitious finance. #COP29

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‘Environmental Laws and Climate Action: The Case for Enacting a Framework Climate Legislation in India’ with the International Forum for Environment, Sustainability and Technology (2021)

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