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Climate Change: Britain - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Some species may not adapt quick enough and die out
- - - - In 2019, was revised to cut 100% of emissions by 2050
    - - Carbon budgets 2008-13 and 2013-17 have been met. carbon budgets 2018-22 and 2023-27 are on their way
  - - - Penalises emissions from burning fossil fuel
        
        Bringing the deadline for ending coal-fired power to from 2025 to 2024 but so far has no details about how this would be achieved
      - Charges car drivers "Fuel Duty tax" on the road fuel they burn and
      - UK power generators have to pay £18 per tonne for the Carbon Price Floor until 2021
    - - Increasing renewable energy production
      - Small scale household renewable energy are being supported by the SEG (Smart Export Guarantee) which was introduced in 2020
    - - Requires large companies to report publicly on their UK energy usage and emissions within their Director's report to the government
    - - Played a part in UN negotiations and contributes climate finance to vulnerable nations
      - 2015 - Along with 20 other countries, pledged to double spending on cleantech
      - Increased international climate finance by 50% to £11.6 billion between 2021/22 to 2025/26
  - - - Hydro
      - Wind
      - Solar
      - Biomass
      - Biogas
- - - - Acutely vulnerable to climate change. IPPR (the group author of the report) has said that the accelerating process of environmental breakdown will leave no area of human society untouched, with potentially global consequences for financial instability, food crises and conflict.
- - - - Improve the understanding of how organisations of different cultures, scales and sectors use climate-related information.
    - - "Effective governance is needed to establish credible and fair goals, link up diverse areas of policy, including that relating to mitigation and rapid decarbonisation, to strengthen alignment."
    - - Climate services would provide timely knowledge to decision makers (heads or officials) to improve how they manage climate-related risks