Post-Paris Pivot to Fast Climate Change Mitigation

Short-lived climate pollutants

2015

D. Zaelke

This paper explores the question; How Can the U.S. Lead in Paris to Achieve a Climate Agreement We Can Live With?

Downloadable Resourse

2015

D. Zaelke

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https://www.igsd.org/publications/post-paris-pivot-to-fast-climate-change-mitigation

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