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Why do climate change scenarios return to coal?

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By C.L. Le Quéré, Iiasa. Rcp, Paul Shrivastava, Sybille Persson
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Introduction Since 1870, more than 70% of anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have resulted from the combustion of fossil fuels [1]. Constructing projections of future fossil fuel emissions for studies of future climate change is a challenging task. Workers in 19th-century mines could have scarcely imagined the technologies used by today's coal industry. The same context is faced today when pondering an outlook for coal in the global energy system of the 21st-century.
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Why do climate change scenarios return to coal?

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By C.L. Le Quéré, Iiasa. Rcp, Michael S. Bramble
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Energy Volume 140, Part 1, 1 December 2017, Pages 1276-1291 Why do climate change scenarios return to coal? Author links open overlay panelJustin Ritchie , Hadi Dowlatabadi Show more Highlights • Meta-analysis of the fossil energy outlooks used for climate change scenarios identifies a return to coal hypothesis. • These projections anticipate global energy demand will counter historical trends, requiring increased per-capita coal use.
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