Climate Change Decision Making: The Co-benefits Story

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Global warming in 2005 due to all human emissions since 1750IPCC, 2007CO2 is themost importantGreenhouse GasMostly from fuelcombustion
Air Pollution from Energy Use• Outdoor emissions from energy systems• 1 million premature deaths around the world• Most well documented <strong>benefits</strong>, climate and health• Energy efficiency, fuel shifting lead to lessclimate impact and less ill-health• Some difficult issues related to relativeclimate impacts of different aerosols, e.g.,black carbon, sulfates, organic carbon
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Page 5 and 6: Cumulative CO 2 emissions from foss
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Page 9 and 10: Proposed IPCC Definition of Co-Bene
Page 11: Why Worry about Co-benefits?• Hel
Page 15 and 16: Modifying the Built Environment•
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Page 47 and 48: Access to Reproductive Services•
Page 49: Summary• Carbon dioxide controls
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