“The pandemic revealed flaws that were latent all along our globalized supply chains … "
" ... the most important immediate action for companies and countries is to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions as quickly as possible ... "
“What you want to do as a company is find ways to cut your emissions that also improve your resilience and generate other benefits … “
“People are uncomfortable with delay, and do not sufficiently take into account time delays and their own prior orders.”
...MIT is one of the leading universities in the world technologically addressing the challenge of global warming from climate change.
By removing trees from our forests, the proposed regulations also reduce the ability of our forests to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
By making us more aware of the nature around us, COVID-19 lockdowns could inspire us to fight back against climate disaster.
Prof. John Sterman joins Dan Jones to discuss tools for informed decision-making for climate change policy.
“Emissions that don't happen between now and 2030 are going to reduce warming a lot more than the same emission reductions after 2060.”
If China fulfills Xi's goal, it could prevent 0.4 to 0.7 degrees further warming for the world.
