Shivika Mittal
@shivmit.bsky.social
Researcher at CICERO Center for International Climate Research, Oslo, Norway @ciceroclimate.bsky.social
When any government receives negative information about their inflated base year emissions due to improved methodologies, they should correct their course and increase mitigation efforts instead of maintaining the reduction target in the revised NDC. Here is one example from Nigeria NDC.
November 6, 2025 at 7:17 PM
When any government receives negative information about their inflated base year emissions due to improved methodologies, they should correct their course and increase mitigation efforts instead of maintaining the reduction target in the revised NDC. Here is one example from Nigeria NDC.
We have highlighted this point in UNEP gap report 2022 "mitigation cost estimates of least-cost
pathways disregard the economic benefits that accrue
through avoided damages and societal co-benefits of
a low-carbon transition"
pathways disregard the economic benefits that accrue
through avoided damages and societal co-benefits of
a low-carbon transition"
October 24, 2025 at 11:34 AM
We have highlighted this point in UNEP gap report 2022 "mitigation cost estimates of least-cost
pathways disregard the economic benefits that accrue
through avoided damages and societal co-benefits of
a low-carbon transition"
pathways disregard the economic benefits that accrue
through avoided damages and societal co-benefits of
a low-carbon transition"