Environmental Studies and Forestry

Quantifying Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Human Deaths to Guide Energy Policy

J. M. Pearce and R. Parncutt

This groundbreaking research by Joshua M. Pearce and Richard Parncutt explores the staggering potential human death tolls resulting from climate change, arguing for urgent energy policy reforms to mitigate future loss of life. With studies backing the '1000-ton rule,' this work sheds light on the responsibility of wealthier nations in this looming crisis.

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