Environmental Studies and Forestry
A multi-model assessment of inequality and climate change
J. Emmerling, P. Andreoni, et al.
This groundbreaking research explores the interplay between climate change and inequality, utilizing a set of eight advanced integrated assessment models. The findings reveal that while climate impacts could exacerbate inequality by 2100, limiting temperature rise to below 1.5°C offers a means of mitigating this increase. Remarkably, equal per-capita redistribution can counteract the adverse effects of climate policy on inequality. Authored by a team of experts including Johannes Emmerling and others, the study advocates for well-structured policies that can both stabilize the climate and foster economic inclusivity.
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