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Climate Warming Mitigation from Nationally Determined Contributions
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Individual countries are requested to submit nationally determined contributions(NDCs)to alleviate global warming in the Paris Agreement.However,the global climate effects and regional contributions are not explicitly considered in the countries'decision-making process.In this study,we evaluate the global temperature slowdown of the NDC scenario(△T=0.6℃)and attribute the global temperature slowdown to certain regions of the world with a compact earth system model.Considering reductions in CO2,CH4,N2O,BC,and SO2,the R5OECD(the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development in 1990)and R5ASIA(Asian countries)are the top two contributors to global warming mitigation,accounting for 39.3%and 36.8%,respectively.R5LAM(Latin America and the Caribbean)and R5MAF(the Middle East and Africa)followed behind,with contributions of 11.5%and 8.9%,respectively.The remaining 3.5%is attributed to R5REF(the Reforming Economies).Carbon Dioxide emission reduction is the decisive factor of regional contributions,but not the only one.Other greenhouse gases are also important,especially for R5MAF.The contribution of short-lived aerosols is small but significant,notably SO2 reduction in R5ASIA.We argue that additional species beyond CO2 need to be considered,including short-lived pollutants,when planning a route to mitigate climate change.It needs to be emphasized that there is still a gap to achieve the Paris Agreement 2-degree target with current NDC efforts,let alone the ambitious 1.5-degree target.All countries need to pursue stricter reduction policies for a more sustainable world.
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作者姓名:
Bo FU;Jingyi LI;Thomas GASSER;Philippe CIAIS;Shilong PIAO;Shu TAO;Guofeng SHEN;Yuqin LAI;Luchao HAN;Bengang LI
作者机构:
Sino-French Institute for Earth System Science,MOE Key Laboratory for Earth Surface Processes,College of Urban and Environmental Sciences,Peking University,Beijing 100871,China;International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis(IIAS A),2361 Laxenburg,Austria;Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement,CEA-CNRS-UVSQ,91191 Gif-sur-Yvette,France
引用格式:
[1]Bo FU;Jingyi LI;Thomas GASSER;Philippe CIAIS;Shilong PIAO;Shu TAO;Guofeng SHEN;Yuqin LAI;Luchao HAN;Bengang LI-.Climate Warming Mitigation from Nationally Determined Contributions)[J].大气科学进展(英文版),2022(08):1217-1228
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R5OECD,R5ASIA,R5LAM,R5MAF,R5REF,Economies
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