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10% of the richest people are responsible for 40% of emissions – 1 of #IPCC findings presented at

#BonnClimateConference. #IPCC's Nadia Maizi explains how emissions can be reduced through relevant policies, adapted infrastructure & technology. 🎥 bit.ly/WG3Video

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IPCC Working Group III - Interview with IPCC author Nadia Maizi

As part of the Working Group III report, #IPCC author Nadia Maizi explains how emissions can be reduced through relevant policies, adapted infrastructure & technology.

7:57 AM · Jun 13, 2022

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#GlobalWarming the gift that keeps on giving, explaining all currently observed ills and projecting a baleful future.For #DoomerGroomers the Philosopher's Stone,transmuting base weather to apocalyptic gold. Impoverish the rest as elites jet round in a palpable self-righteous aura

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Its not just countries who are entities in climate justice. concept of 'common but differentiated responsibilities' must be expanded. Any section of people with unjustifiably high contribution to climate change must be made responsible and be made to pay the price

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Again the culprit is the people while big companies produce useless products with big packaging, sell them and we throw them away. How by changing infrastructure x all you stop the 10% who don’t even use them?