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Currently planned greenhouse gas mitigation efforts would not prevent climate warming from going beyond 2°C as aspired to in the 2015 Paris Agreement (1), adding to climate-related impacts already under way (2). Although climate adaptation has been strengthened in the Paris Agreement, climate-related risks may exceed adaptation possibilities of communities and countries.
As participants in the 20th Conference of the Parties to the Climate Convention (COP 20) in Lima strive to prepare the grounds for a comprehensive climate agreement expected for COP 21 in Paris, negotiators face key questions that revolve around responsibility and burden sharing. These questions are not new and have played a key role in the policy and academic discourse on climate change since the beginning of the UNFCCC process.
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