Chapter 2: Mitigation pathways compatible with 1.5°C in the context of sustainable development
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Edgar G. Hertwich | Keywan Riahi | Christopher J. Smith | Elmar Kriegler | Joeri Rogelj | Gunnar Luderer | Kejun Jiang | Evelina Trutnevyte | L. Höglund Isaksson | Oreane Y. Edelenbosch | David L. McCollum | Daniel Huppmann | Wenji Zhou | Piers M. Forster | Malte Meinshausen | H. Kheshgi | Pallav Purohit | Katherine V. Calvin | Sabine Fuss | Alexander Popp | Richard J. Millar | N. Gillet | M. V. Vilariño | Johannes Emmerling | Drew T. Shindell | A. Markandya | Kirsten Zickfeld | Pete Smith | Thomas Gasser | K. Calvin | E. Hertwich | Pete Smith | Wenji Zhou | P. Forster | O. Edelenbosch | D. McCollum | S. Fuss | G. Luderer | J. Rogelj | K. Riahi | T. Gasser | A. Popp | H. Kheshgi | D. Shindell | R. Millar | K. Zickfeld | M. Meinshausen | E. Trutnevyte | L. H. Isaksson | Pallav Purohit | J. Pereira | A. Markandya | L. Mundaca | K. Jiang | E. Kriegler | S. Fifita | V. Ginzburg | C. Handa | R. Séférian | C. He | J. Emmerling | N. Gillet | D. Huppmann | A. Ribes | S. Fifita | V. Ginzburg | C. Handa | S. Kobayashi | L. Mundaca | R. Seferian | M. V. Vilarino | Chen-Min He | J. Pereira | A. Ribes | H. Saunders | C. Schadel | Y. Xiu | C. Schadel | D. Mccollum | S. Kobayashi | H. Saunders | Y. Xiu | Gunnar Luderer
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