quiz 4 Flashcards
what are climate conference goals
- review …
- decide …
- prepare …, …, …
review evidence, decide course of action, prepare treaties, documents and agreements.
what is the UNEP, when was it established and after what declaration
after the stockholm declaration established in 1972, United nations environment programme.
the IPCC is a subgroup of
world meteorology organisation, intergovernmental panel on climate change.
how many IPCC reports have there been
6
UNFCCC stands for, how many countries have signed it
united nations framework convention on climate change. treaty signed by 154 countries in 1992.
COP
conference of the parties
2015 COP resulted in what agreement
Paris agreement
the kyoto protocol made countries … to reduce emissions
countries who were there were legally forced to reduce emissions
the US went against the kyoto protocol because
developing countries were not legally binded to it, so china was crazy
the paris agreement was legally binding (t/f)
false
how much money was encourgaed by nations under the paris agreement to green funding
100 million dollars
the montreal protocol was successful because… what it did stop by limiting what
it stopped the ozone hole damages by limiting aersols
what is the paris agreement?
legally binding international treated (UNFCCC) limits GW below 2˚C compared to pre industrial
what is the global stocktake
a chance for countries to see how they are going with the paris agreement
what are NDCs
nationally determined contributions, form basis for countries to meet PA
COP27 5 key takeaways:
- dedicated fund for
- maintaining intention of
- holding who accountable?
- financial support for …
- pivot towards
-dedicated fund for loss and damage
-maintaining intention to keep within 1.5˚C
- holding business and instituions to account
- financial support for developing countries
- pivot towards implementation
COP28 focus areas:
- helping …
- fast tracking …
- comprehensive transformation…
- inclusiveness of … voices
- helping most vulnerable communities
- fast tracking global transition
- comprehensive transformation of climate finance
- inclusiveness of the youth and indigenous voices
How many degrees of warming by 2100 with only policies and action only?
2.7˚C
how many degrees of warming by 2100 with only 2030 targets
2.4˚C
how many degrees of warming by 2100 with only pledges and targets
2˚C
how many degrees of warming by 2100 with optimistic scenario
1.8˚C
what is the target gap by 2030 to reach 1.5˚C - GtCO2e??
19-22 GtCO2e
is the world on track to finance mitigation and adaptation
an increase by 4% in 2020 and remains no where near the level sufficient
what 3 countries are critically insufficient at providing financial support for CC
- australia
- russia
- US