Different pathways for different contexts: A country-driven approach to accelerate climate action
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COP21 RIPPLES Scenario Explorer now online
COP21 RIPPLES assessed and produced national and global transition pathways in order to support the assessment of major components of …
Our research on social impacts of mitigation tops Climate Policy’s downloads of 2019
Climate Policy, a leading interdisciplinary journal covering the different approaches to policy making on climate change, published on its blog …
Steel and decarbonisation clubs at the Earth System Governance Conference 2019
Sectoral decarbonisation club in the steel industry On 7th November, Lukas Hermwille, researcher on international climate and energy policy at …
COP21 RIPPLES coordinator joins INNOPATHS advisory board
Last September, Marta Torres Gunfaus, senior research fellow at IDDRI and coordinator of the COP21 RIPPLES project, was invited to …
COP21 RIPPLES at the PEP1p5 Final Symposium
COP21 RIPPLES consortium COP21 RIPPLES was invited to participate in a two-day final symposium on policy learning in Potsdam, Germany, in …
Getting Better All The Time: The Benefits of Learning for Decarbonisation
By Georg Zachmann The technological development will dramatically impact decarbonisation cost. In this blog post, the author suggests that national …
Social impacts of climate change mitigation policies and their implications for inequality
Climate Policy journal has published in March 2019 “Social impacts of climate change mitigation policies and their implications for inequality”, …
COP21 RIPPLES Review Meeting
Having reached the mid-point of the project in the summer of 2018, COP21 RIPPLES held a meeting to review project …
Beyond the 2°C Goal: How to Decarbonise the EU Economy
A pathway compatible with the Paris Agreement (PA) requires accelerated actions across all European Union (EU) countries compared to current …