Environmental System and Climate Change

Environment System and Climate Change
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Abstract
The aim of this report to investigate and do research on the environmental system on the
climate change of The 21st Conference (COP21) founded by the Paris Treaty, colonial change
and its associated global warming effects (UNFCC on Climate Change at United Nations
Premier Conference, 2019). By the year 2070, Paris's treaty acknowledged themselves to achieve
a higher decarbonisation, which they had before the rise of the global warming by up to 2
degrees Celsius will be carried out. The annual average change in carbon intensity is -2.0% and
emission on the climate change energy is 0.1% of the GDP growth which is 2.0%. Finally
analyzing on the carbon intensity of the current year, 2070 Paris agreement on the climate change
emission is 344 will be done. After that, the second stage of the Climate change will be
discussed, recent progress toward decarbonisation in the G7 countries and compare this with
Australia’s current policy status of the lowest and highest will be discussed. The third stage of
the data analyzing will investigate about the G7 countries to find the reduction of the climate
emission stages on COP21 and to find the decarbonisation by 2070, will be researched.
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Table of Content
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Introduction..................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Subtopic A........................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Subtopic B...................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Subtopic C..................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Conclusion..................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Reference....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
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Introduction
The main aim of this research report is to investigate about the climate change
environment system and same to be analysed. The environmental intersection constraints on the
global warming and climate change will also analyse the data on energy security [ UNFCC,
2019]. The research reports are to investigate the environmental sustainability and it has only
recently emerged as an energy policy issue, with the magnitude of the energy impacts on
environmental system. Although environmental sustainability has only recently emerged as an
energy policy issue, the magnitude of energy impacts on environmental systems suggests strong
links to energy security. The unchecked growth in fossil energy consumption and the ensuing
acceleration of global climate change as well as related air and water pollution act as “threat
multipliers” impinging on national security globally. These environmental dimensions are just a
subset of a larger array of environmental concerns that threaten energy security including land
pollution, forestry, and biodiversity summarizes the four environmental dimensions of energy
security in Asia and the Pacific which is discussed in this chapter: The climate change, air
pollution, water availability and quality, and land-use change of the environment system will be
investigated.
Subtopic A
According to this current topic, Scientific evidence of temperature tested at 2 ° C in IPCC AR5
using the current emission path worldwide will be investigated. The initial stages of the research
on the scientific information can follow the below given five questions, that will be researched
upon,
 Research on the climate change symptoms on the scientific information?
 What is scientific data emission evaluation?
 What is scientific information on the stabilization in 2°C?
 How to evaluate the global warming scenarios on 2°C, 3°C carbonization?
 How to find the baseline of the historical data without climate change?
According to this survey (Berg and Lidskog, 2018), the IPCC's involvement with the National
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Science Conference of Climate Change and National Representatives is challenging. The
national political representatives of the group can oppose the words of crime or responsibility. As
discussed below, the multiplication of perspectives and more comprehensive cognitive science
reveals the inherent values of the current social processes and knowledge requests. According to
the ICC Assessment Report (Burgess et al., 2018), a national level taxation agreement may be
impossible by currently assessing its policy document. See how the AR5 in IPCC2017: 33 are
making a policy as part of an evaluation of Social Science Literature in AR5 in 2014. Hence, it is
necessary to divide the IPCC2017: 33 into a more radical path, rather than to produce a larger
estimate, to be divided into different varied knowledge values. The scientific-policy relationship
is essential to distinguish between estimates and to ensure the current interests of establishing the
natural condition of climate change. Importantly, each assessment should allow knowledge of the
causes to encourage assessments of adoption to the content of other estimates. Not only is the
community but also there’s a need for solutions, which have to be obtained from the sociological
problem assessment.
Additional radical path will be on the generation and simulation (Dessens, Anandarajah
and Gambhir, 2016). The emission of the data evaluation has specified by the peaking year and
also has to find the total global CO2 emission, specifically for the period between 2011 and
2070. The emission of global CO2 can be specified and we have to find the three categories that
includes cumulative on distribution carbon emission form 2011 to 2100. Also, have to find the
total global emissions. After the distribution of CO2 emission to analyse the non-achievable
target of net zero in 21st century. Then, to analyse the relationship between the cumulative and
carbon emission for the period from 2011 to 2100 has to be researched for the CO2 emission of
the climate warming, which can be less the 2 degrees Celsius.
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Cumulative carbonization emission reduction analysis from 2011 to 2100 (GtCO2) (Guivarch
and Hallegatte, 2013).
The evolution of the scientific data emission can be used for the rising global temperature
and for finding the total amount of the emitted carbon-dioxide (Guivarch and Hallegatte, 2013).
The identified global warming has to be specified for the non-zero emission on the annual
reports and to find the emission point. The political making on the emission can be denoted as
the agreement concept that can specify the carbon and climate neutrality, net zero carbon and
green gas emission and, full decarbonisation on the data emissions. We can find the year 2070 on
the IPCC AR5 climate change data emission, which can be denoted as (>66%) of the Less than 2
° C. History suggests net zero CO2 emissions with net negative CO2 in 2020 and 2070 Because
of the remaining CO2 emissions, net zero is always achieved in the overall GHG emissions
rather than CO2. Net zero emissions are a useful focal point for policy mobilizing in the long-
term range of global temperatures and CO2 emission socio-economic routes.
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