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Climate change mitigation policies in agriculture: An overview of sociopolitical barriers

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By Kayenat Kabir, Catrina Godinho
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The agriculture sector is a major contributor to climate change. It is also vulnerable to the worst impacts of it. To meet the Paris Agreement's goal of keeping the average increase in global temperature 2°C below the pre-industrial levels, by 2050 the agriculture sector must reduce two-thirds of its emissions from 2010 levels (Searchinger et al., 2019).
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Within reach: how paying attention to the political economy makes our climate objectives achievable

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By Catrina Godinho, Catrina Laura, Jun Rentschler, Ira Dorband
| blogs.worldbank.org
Given the growing concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, one can be tempted to regard the outcomes of the twenty-eighth UN climate conference (COP28) as insufficient. However, one must not forget the progress that has been made in the last years. More than 101 countries have pledged to achieve zero net emissions within the next few decades. Costs for green technologies have dropped and their penetration has soared.
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What will a coal phasedown mean for India?

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By Catrina Godinho, Michael O. Dioha, Ken Caldeira, Todd Moss
| energyforgrowth.org
Memo March 8, 2022 What will a coal phasedown mean for India? Even a ‘phasedown’, which implies consolidation or reduction in the rate of coal consumption, will transform the country’s labor market and political economy At COP26, many observers criticized India for driving a supposed ‘last minute’ change to the agreement text from ‘phasing out’ to ‘phasing down’ unabated coal power. For many, this signaled India’s unwillingness to take serious action on climate.
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