Reconciling anthropogenic land-use emissions between global models and national inventories
Saturday, 16th November 2024
This event presented 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.
A recording of this event is available on our YouTube channel
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 For Climate Change (BC3) /Ikerbasque
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