December
 
2014
| Publications

The New Climate Economy project has estimated the extent of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions that could result by 2030 from undertaking some of the measures and actions discussed in our 2014 annual report Better Growth, Better Climate. We estimate the potential emission reductions of undertaking these measures that would narrow the gap between a baseline emissions pathway and one compatible with a two-thirds chance of keeping global average warming below 2°C by at least 50% in 2030

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Title Size Action
Better Growth, Better Climate: Executive Summary

460.21 KB

Daha İyi Büyüme, Daha İyi İklim: Yönetici Özeti

7.34 MB

Une Meilleure Croissance, Un Meilleur Climate: Executive Summary

705.66 KB

Besseres Wachstum, Besseres Klima: Zusammenfassung

725.84 KB

Mejor Crecimiento, Mejor Clima: Resumen Ejecutivo

324.68 KB

Crescita Migliore, Clima Migliore: Executive Summary

902.91 KB

Pertumbuhan Lebih Baik Iklim Lebih Baik: Ringkasan Eksekutif

859.04 KB

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新しい気候経済 統合報告書

7.68 MB

应对气候变化, 孕育经济增长: 统整报告

3.64 MB

Better Growth, Better Climate: Synthesis Report

3 MB

국문번역본

1.44 MB

UNE MEILLEURE CROISSANCE, UN MEILLEUR CLIMAT

2.8 MB

УЛУЧШЕННЫЙ РОСТ, УЛУЧШЕННЫЙ КЛИМАТ: СВОДНЫЙ ОТЧЕТ

2.13 MB

Better Growth, Better Climate: Laporan Sintesis

3.48 MB

Mejor Crecimiento, Mejor Climate: Síntesis del informe

3.54 MB

Title Size Action
Global Report

10.28 MB

Overview — Strategic Context

3.31 MB

Chapter 2 — Cities

983.99 KB

Chapter 3 — Land Use

5.92 MB

Chapter 4 — Energy

2.24 MB

Chapter 5 — Economics of Change

1.04 MB

Chapter 6 — Finance

8.49 MB

Chapter 7 — Innovation

2.04 MB

Chapter 8 — International Cooperation

2.66 MB

Global Action Plan

111.69 KB

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China and the New Climate Economy: Executive Summary

2.55 MB

中国与 新气候经济

5.8 MB

Unlocking the power of Ethiopia’s cities

4.08 MB

India: Pathways to sustaining rapid development in a new climate economy

2.04 MB

Seeing Is Believing: Creating a New Climate Economy in the United States (Summary)

570.48 KB

Seeing Is Believing: Creating a New Climate Economy in the United States

3.54 MB

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Emissions Reduction Potential

838.63 KB

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