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Berlin, Germany
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@efesce@eupublic.social Investigating energy/urban/society futures consistent with mitigating climate change. MCC Berlin, TU Berlin, IPCC
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Empirical insights into residual emissions in urban net-zero targets

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By Giulia Ulpiani, Quirina Rodriguez Mendez, Valeria Todeschi, Gema Hernandez Moral, Nadja Vetters, Marco Pittalis, Sabine Fuss, Christiaan Gevers Deynoot, Felix Creutzig
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6 hours ago In Japan, record-breaking rains outside the capital Tokyo on Friday led to widespread flooding and at least eight deaths, according to Japanese media. The overnight rains also knocked out transportation during the peak of holiday travel season. Some parts of Chiba prefecture outside Tokyo saw three …
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Empirical insights into residual emissions in urban net-zero targets

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By Giulia Ulpiani, Quirina Rodriguez Mendez, Marco Pittalis, Sabine Fuss, Christiaan Gevers Deynoot, Felix Creutzig, Valeria Todeschi, Gema Hernandez Moral, Nadja Vetters
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cities increasingly pledge net-zero emissions targets, but the robustness of their residual emissions strategies remains uncertain. We examine the approaches of 103 European cities aiming at net zero by 2030. Total residual emissions are 61.4 MtCO2e originating mostly from buildings and transport, with the median at 0.8 tCO2e per capita, indicating a rapid decarbonization process.
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From corporate net-zero pledges to credible climate action

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By Ramana Gudipudi, Luis Costa, Matthew Agarwala, Felix Creutzig, Jürgen P. Kropp, Ponraj Arumugam
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Abstract Corporate net-zero pledges have proliferated, yet evidence increasingly suggests that most fall short of real-world impacts. This reflects not a lack of ambition but a lack of scientific foundations needed to ensure credibility and integrity in corporate climate action. This uncertainty underpins a trillion-dollar question: how capital and policy mechanisms can be directed towards actions that genuinely reduce emissions.
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