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Chris Stark
Chief Executive of the Committee on Climate Change (CCC)
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قام Chris Stark بإعادة تغريد
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And look out for our call for evidence, coming soon to a website near you
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In summary, I think have the space to look at what’s needed from the UK in light of the Paris Agreement – and the latest evidence from the IPCC and others. We just need to do a good job of it...
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Key point 4 We are not setting formal Carbon Budgets at the moment. Our next Carbon Budget advice is due end of 2020 (at the latest). Remember, Carbon Budgets are a product of the long-term target itself. Long-term target set by Parliament; intermediate target-setting follows.
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Key point 3 We do not yet know Parliament's view on the long-term target. They will receive our advice on it, but there will need to be a subsequent Parliamentary process. If and when Parliament changes the long-term target we can offer advice on carbon budgets accordingly.
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١٨ أكتوبر Chris Stark
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In fact, our advice in June this year *already* advises that the Government should overshoot Carbon Budgets. See the dotted line. We update assumptions all the time, and we already see a path to the 80% target that is beneath carbon budgets. This is exactly the job of
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Key point 2 Budgets being "out of scope" does not mean that we can’t advise more ACTION in the near term. There is no barrier to over-achieving against the Carbon Budgets (except that they’re very stretching of course).
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Another thing that's notable is that this is a joint request, co-signed by Ministers in Westminster, Scotland and Wales, and with the support of officials in Northern Ireland . We are still thinking through how we will deliver this aspect of the request. More soon on that.
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10 years on, this new request gives us some guidance on what we should consider. The guidance is quite helpful – it’s certainly made us think here.
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The last time received a request like this, we offered the advice that led to the current 80% target (prior to that, a 60% target had been mooted). Our 2008 advice is a fascinating read, not least because of the assumptions behind it
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Key point 1 The request is different (and potentially more important) to the normal cycle of advice we offer. We have been asked for advice on the appropriate UK long-term climate target. These moments don’t come along often - this is only the second time in over a decade.
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The request *does* say that Carbon Budgets three to five are “out of scope”. I’m not privy (rightly) to the reasons for that condition, but I think the statutory Carbon Budgets are a red herring at this stage. I do not think is constrained to look at the big issues.
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Here’s the request itself. I recommend reading it.
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Lots of commentary this week about the request for to look at the UK long-term targets. Here's a thread with some reflections on our task – especially the discussion of whether we are ‘compromised’ in some way by the wording of the request (spoiler: we aren’t).
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- In the latest "Tea with the High Commission" we are joined by to discuss how & can work in harmony & how political will is key to tackling climate change. Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify or visit:
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It’s a good’un...
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١٦ أكتوبر Chris Stark
Good thread. Degree of consensus that there now is about the central issues (among various bodies) points to some well-evidenced pathways. Guy mentions consumers (remember them?). also have Hydrogen and Biomass reports coming that will illuminate some of those issues.
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١٥ أكتوبر Chris Stark
New Zealand are on the cusp of new Zero Carbon climate legislation, which will also create an independent Commission, modelled on Here’s a thing I did for Radio New Zealand.
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Not sure I understand the context fully. We aren’t planning a special report on fracking - we did one relatively recently. It features in our sectoral analysis as you’d expect - and therefore in considerations of the UK target and CB6. Planning to look at aviation next year.
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١٢ أكتوبر Chris Stark
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That’s one of the key issues. It’s a Europe-wide strategy for manufacturers - and EU emissions targets are per manufacturer. If we get things wrong, we run the risk of receiving the wrong ‘allocation’ in the UK. Or vice versa...
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١٢ أكتوبر Chris Stark
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I knew you’d read the annex
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