Avoiding dangerous climate change:
An international perspective
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The world will need to make substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions below current levels over the next few decades if the worst impacts of dangerous climate change are to be avoided. This was a key conclusion from UK and US climate scientists at an international workshop on the UK AVOID program in Washington, DC exploring the most policy-relevant aspects of understanding dangerous climate change.
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Avoiding dangerous climate change:
An international perspective
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The world will need to make substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions below current levels over the next few decades if the worst impacts of dangerous climate change are to be avoided. This was a key conclusion from UK and US climate scientists at an international workshop on the UK AVOID program in Washington, DC exploring the most policy-relevant aspects of understanding dangerous climate change.
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Posted by Science Advisor on September 17, 2010 2:25 pm
Avoiding dangerous climate change has been been an international challenge. How does this report promote that action--avoidance?