Marina Andrijevic, research analyst at Climate Analytics and a doctoral student on the EmBARK project.
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How the global coronavirus stimulus could put Paris Agreement on track
In our new analysis, published as a “policy forum” paper in the journal Science, we show that an opportunity for getting on a path to a 1.5C world can be seized if just a fraction of Covid-19 fiscal stimulus is invested annually in a “climate-positive” recovery.
October 20, 2020
