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| | | style="width: 749px;" | '''[[Energy in Development - Lecture Series|Back to the Lecture Series: Energy in Development]]''' | | | style="width: 749px;" | '''[[Energy in Development - Lecture Series|Back to the Lecture Series: Energy in Development]]''' |
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| | = Climate Change Mitigation<br/> = | | = Climate Change Mitigation<br/> = |
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| | Dr. Jan Steckel is one of these important researchers working on the IPCC report. At the moment an update is done numbers and figures that are most recent have to be juggled.<br/> | | Dr. Jan Steckel is one of these important researchers working on the IPCC report. At the moment an update is done numbers and figures that are most recent have to be juggled.<br/> |
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| − | These new numbers conclude on a well-known picture:<br/> | + | <u>These new numbers conclude on a well-known picture:</u><br/> |
| | *Developing countries suffer most from climate change.<br/> | | *Developing countries suffer most from climate change.<br/> |
| | *Developed countries cause it.<br/> | | *Developed countries cause it.<br/> |
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| | The business as usual scenarios see an increase of emissions.<br/> | | The business as usual scenarios see an increase of emissions.<br/> |
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| − | = Energy and development = | + | = Development, Emissions and their Drivers = |
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| | *Strategies to decarbonize energy systems on large scale are necessary and feasible, but might collide with other development goals | | *Strategies to decarbonize energy systems on large scale are necessary and feasible, but might collide with other development goals |
| | *Short term strategy: Improve institutional quality and provide minimum access to basic infrastructures to help the poor | | *Short term strategy: Improve institutional quality and provide minimum access to basic infrastructures to help the poor |
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| | *Steckel, J, RJ Brecha, M. Jakob, J. Strefler, G. Luderer (2013): Development without energy? Assessing future scenarios of energy consumption in developing countries. Ecological Economics, 90, pp. 53‐67. | | *Steckel, J, RJ Brecha, M. Jakob, J. Strefler, G. Luderer (2013): Development without energy? Assessing future scenarios of energy consumption in developing countries. Ecological Economics, 90, pp. 53‐67. |
| | *David I. Stern. (2011): The role of energy in economic growth in “Ecological Economics Reviews.” Robert Costanza, Karin Limburg & Ida Kubiszewski, Eds. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 1219: 26–51. | | *David I. Stern. (2011): The role of energy in economic growth in “Ecological Economics Reviews.” Robert Costanza, Karin Limburg & Ida Kubiszewski, Eds. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 1219: 26–51. |
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Dr. Jan Steckel is one of these important researchers working on the IPCC report. At the moment an update is done numbers and figures that are most recent have to be juggled.
The developing countries both see the most dramatic changes of their local climats and they are also less prepared to adapt to climate changes.
It is a moral dilemma: the south suffers, the north emits the CO2. The World map of wealth correlates well with the stock of emissions in the atmosphere.
The business as usual scenarios see an increase of emissions.
