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Existing infrastructure and the 2°C target

To clarify the link between existing infrastructure legacy and the 2°C target, we extend the work of Davis et al. (Science 329:1330–1333, 2010) by introducing non-CO2 greenhouse gases and the inertia in transportation-needs drivers. We conclude that climate policies able to maintain climate change below 2°C cannot disregard existing infrastructure.

Céline Guivarch | Stéphane Hallegatte | C. Guivarch | S. Hallegatte

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