Reconciling anthropogenic land-use emissions between global models and national inventories
Saturday, 16th November 2024
Presenting on the outcome of the IPCC TFI Expert Meeting on the current inconsistency in land-use CO2 emissions between global models, used to determine the net-zero pathways in the IPCC Assessment Reports, and national GHG inventories as well as country climate pledges, used to assess compliance with the Paris Agreement. These inconsistencies, equivalent to ca.15% of global CO2 emissions, have important implications for the assessment of collective efforts under the Paris Agreement.
Venue: Science for Climate Action Pavilion, Area E, Pavilion No. B5, Blue Zone
The draft programme is in the Document's section and speakers are listed below
Speakers
Katherine CALVIN
NASA
Sandro FEDERICI
TFI TSU
Giacomo Grassi
European Commission - Joint Research Centre
Mazhar HAYAT
Ministry of Climate Change & Environmental Coordination, Islamabad (Pakistan)
Thelma Krug
National Institute for Space Research (INPE), Coordination of Earth Observation (DSR/OBT)
María José SÁNZ SÁNCHEZ
Basque Centre of Climate Change
Jim Skea
International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
Slides
Reconciling land use emissions estimates
Reconciling land use emissions estimates
Global Carbon Budget 2024
Global Carbon Budget 2024