Climate Change Decision Making: The Co-benefits Story

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Global warming in 2005 due to all human emissions since 1750IPCC, 2007CO 2 is important for climate,but so are many otherpollutants, including the onescircled that, unlike CO 2 , alsohave significant health aswell as climate impacts.All these are produced byincomplete combustionin household stoves usingsimple solid fuels
Household Fuels: where the mostrubber hits the co-<strong>benefits</strong> road• Large source of ill-health worldwide inpoorest populations ~ 2 million prematuredeaths annually• Non-renewable biomass and coal fuelsproduce net CO2 emissions• Poor combustion leads to non-CO2greenhouse-related emissions
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