Publication

Feb 2017

The 2015 Paris Agreement fundamentally realigned the structures of international climate policy. However, a large gap remains between what voluntary national plans can achieve and the emissions reductions needed to stay in line with the Paris targets, and it doesn’t look like that chasm is going to close anytime soon. That’s why Severin Fischer believes we will have to rely partially on climate engineering technologies if we hope to keep our climate goals and politics properly aligned.

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Author Severin Fischer, (Editor: Christian Nünlist)
Series CSS Analysis in Security Policy
Issue 203
Publisher Center for Security Studies (CSS)
Copyright © 2017 Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zurich
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