Priorities & Challenges for Paris Malte Meinshausen Climate Change Conversation Seminar, 17th March 2015 The University of Melbourne.

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Priorities & Challenges for Paris Malte Meinshausen Climate Change Conversation Seminar, 17th March 2015 The University of Melbourne

Four Priorities 1.Zero Carbon Long-Term Target. Full decarbonisation. 2.Targets for 2025/2030. Get back to 1990 emissions by Carrot Build Leaders. Create ‚race to the top‘ / ‚Clubs of the willing‘ atmosphere. Renewables, Air Pollution, Innovation, Trade Balances, Electrification,... Other co-benefits. 4.Stick Strengthen Polluters/Beneficiary pays principle. Adaptation funding, Loss & Damage. Increasing Effectiveness To at least stay <2°C

Many Challenges 1.How to fullfill ‚global agreement‘ expectation while not going for lowest common denominator?  G20 = ¾ of global emissions.  China, US & EU = ½ of global emissions.

Many Challenges 1.How to fullfill ‚global agreement‘ expectation while not going for lowest common denominator?  G20 = ¾ of global emissions.  China, US & EU = ½ of global emissions. 2.How to create fair support regime without taking mitigation hostage? ‚Everybody on his own‘ vs.,Expectation for Finance‘. Mitigation is seen as main priority for developed countries. Adaptation for developing. Public finance will not be able to fullfill expectations. How to create market conditions for private finance to step in? Negotiation dynamic danger: ‚If you don‘t pay us, we don‘t mitigate‘ 3.How to build trust with insufficient or murky 2025/2030 INDCs / targets? 4.How to adjust INDCs, once they are communicated? 5.How to integrate Loss&Damage? 6.How to create effective primary forest protection?

Why Zero Emissions?

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Further Info Link Collection: and-beyond-resources Our Video from Lima: college.net/ Next seminar: Key negotiator from Tuvalu, 21st April: Ian Fry.