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Bbut with energy systems currently reliant on fossil fuel, as those economies grow so will emissions.

And now, if we're all constrained by the same amount of carbon budget, that means that if some parts of the world's emissions are needing to rise, then other parts of the world's emissions need to reduce.

So this poses huge challenges for the issue of economic growth, because if we have our high carbon infrastructure in place, it means that if our economies grow, then so do our emissions.

Bruno Giussani: Alice, basically what you're saying, the talk is, unless wealthy nations start cutting 10 percent per year the emissions now, this year, not in 2020 or '25, we are going to go straight to the four-plus-degree scenario.

The more we do that, because it's the cumulative emissions, the short-term stuff that really matters.

There was a bit of a story in the news because they were arguing that to cut emissions, it would be something that they're unable to do because it would affect the industries.

And so here I was saying, OK, I hear you, I understand what you're saying, but try also to understand what I'm saying because if you do not cut your emissions, then our survival is on the line.

If you could keep the rest of your emissions within your boundaries, within your borders, we'd have no question.

Developed countries recognize that they have a real, important responsibility not only just to manage their CO2 emissions and some of the degradation that they're contributing to the world, but also as trendsetters in R&D.

And actually, their cumulative emissions this year are the equivalent to where we were in 1965.

We have to have a unified view of how to go about this: the struggle against poverty in the world and the challenge of cutting wealthy country emissions, all has a single, very simple solution.

Every single debate has been sponsored by "Clean Coal." "Now, even lower emissions!"

All countries, from the very small to the very large, committed to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions.

We know that summit after summit in New York and Paris is not going to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

That's saving 3.2 billion tons of carbon dioxide emissions, which is the equivalent of taking all American cars off the roads for three whole years.

That is your itinerary, you will probably travel 53,000 kilometers, visit around, I think, 46 institutions, and just FYI, you might release 10 tons of CO2 emissions.

People think of California as a clean energy and climate leader, but when we looked at the data, what we found is that, in fact, California reduced emissions more slowly than the national average, between 2000 and 2015.

But when you look at the data, German emissions have actually been going up since 2009, and there's really not anybody who's going to tell you that they're going to meet their climate commitments in 2020.

I am constantly stunned by major breaches of trust: the News Corp phone hacking, the Volkswagen emissions scandal, the widespread abuse in the Catholic Church, the fact that only one measly banker went to jail after the great financial crisis, or more recently the Panama Papers that revealed how the rich can exploit offshore tax regimes.

It shows basically CO2 emissions around the world over the next 30 years.

One, CO2 emissions are expected to continue to grow for the next 30 years.

In order to control climate, CO2 emissions have to literally go to zero because it's the cumulative emissions that drive heating on the planet.

So what can we do to stop coal's emissions in time?

Plus, there may be all sorts of other benefits: eased road congestion, decreased harmful emissions, and minimized unproductive and stressful driving time.

This is primarily due to a decrease in seasonal sea ice, which is a direct result of human greenhouse gas emissions.

We calculate all the costs to build and to operate the plants and all the emissions generated.

So by installing solar, this family is not only helping to reduce emissions, but providing safety and security for their household.

All the energy and emissions that are used to produce that higher demand is reduced by providing the basic human right to choose when, how and if to raise a family.

Unless we can start slowing down our carbon dioxide emissions, we're expecting an increase in ocean acidity of 170 percent by the end of this century.

The only way of doing that is by reducing our carbon dioxide emissions.

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