Mark Barrett UCL

APC 20

The Costs and Health Benefits of Reducing Emissions from Power Stations in Europe

Concludes that the average benefit-to-cost ratio for measures at the 100 most polluting plants in Europe is 3.4, i.e. the estimated health benefits are 3.4 times bigger than the estimated emission control costs.

APC20_final.pdf

Food for Thought

13 initiatives from five countries: Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Denmark and Sweden that steer tow

Northern forests, climate change and the UNFCCC

Forests have a great potential to deliver on climate mitigation (and adaptation) while at the same time providing important benefits to biodiversity and the indigenous peoples who depend on them.

Briefing

EU climate targets aligned with the Paris agreement’s 1.5°C objective

With climate impacts happening all around, governments are expected to increase action to limit g

Report

Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Collaborative-Learning project

The Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Collaborative-Learning (BALOWIL) is a pilot project aiming to find new ways of addressing offshore wind conflicts.

Air pollution in Europe and children’s health

Report

Climate Change: A Himalayan Odessey

The Himalayas are inherently vulnerable to heavy rains, flash floods, landslides etc., as these a

Report

No further discussion needed. The agreed global goal is to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C

The agreed global goal is to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C.

Report

Fossil-free electricity 2021

Greening electricity: Global and EU status and trends.

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Mark Barrett UCL

The Costs and Health Benefits of Reducing Emissions from Power Stations in Europe

The Costs and Health Benefits of Reducing Emissions from Power Stations in Europe

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Food for Thought

Northern forests, climate change and the UNFCCC

EU climate targets aligned with the Paris agreement’s 1.5°C objective

Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Collaborative-Learning project

Air pollution in Europe and children’s health

Climate Change: A Himalayan Odessey

No further discussion needed. The agreed global goal is to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C

Fossil-free electricity 2021

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