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Adaptation éåºæºå¶
Adaptation is the term used to refer to the preparations countries will have to make to deal with climate change.
They includes measures such as protecting coastal areas by building sea walls, reforestation to try to prevent flooding, increasing water conservation and changing crops to varieties that flourish in warmer climates
Annex 1 é件ä¸å½å®¶
The world's 37 richest countries, whose prosperity has been built on emitting carbon, as opposed to non-Annex 1, roughly categorised as blameless victims
CCS 碳æè·åå°å
Carbon Capture and Storage technology
CDM æ¸
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Clean Development Mechanism which enables wealthy countries to offset their emissions by funding pollution-cutting measures in the developing world
COP15 第15次ç¼çº¦æ¹å¤§ä¼
The official name of the Copenhagen climate change summit â the 15th Conference of the Parties
CVF/V11
Climate Vulnerable Forum, the 11 nations most vulnerable to climate change, including Bangladesh and the Maldives.
IPCC èåå½æ¿åºé´æ°åååä¸é¨å§åä¼
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the all-important scientific body that advises the UN's climate negotiations
LDCF -æä¸åè¾¾å½å®¶åºé
Least Developed Countries Fund, established to finance climate change intiatives in poorer countries
MEF ç»æµå¤§å½è½æºåæ°å论å
Major Economies' Forum, launched by President Barack Obama to help generate the politcal leadership necessary to achieve a successful outcome in Copenhagen.
UNFCCC èåå½æ°åååæ¡æ¶å
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The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, a standing convention of officials and diplomats haggling over every comma of the final negotiating text.
Things we are talking about:
Carbon budgets 碳é¢ç®
Carbon tax 碳ç¨
Carbon footprint 碳足迹
A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases produced to directly and indirectly support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide (CO2).
Carbon intensity 碳强度
Low-carbon technology ä½ç¢³ææ¯
Low-carbon development/growth ä½ç¢³åå±
Low-carbon lifestyle ä½ç¢³çæ´»æ¹å¼
Switch to a "low-carbon economy" åå±âä½ç¢³ç»æµâ
Carbon intensive goods 碳å¯é产å
What we need:
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液å天ç¶æ° liquefied natural gas
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Geo-engineering å°çå·¥ç¨ï¼
Geo-engineering methods are ways of artificially cooling the planet and offset the effects of climate change
The simplest of these is to plant forests but âartificial treesâ are also being developed to suck up carbon. Other methods include launching giant mirrors into space to reflect back sunlight. There are also ongoing experiments in creating clouds by spraying sea water in the air and storing carbon dioxide underground.
What we are facing:
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Bad carbon scenario 令人忧å¿ç碳ææ¾ç¶åµ
A climate debt äºæ¬ å°çãäºæ¬ 大èªç¶çéåº
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What all these mean to us:
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