Introduction For Post 69 we asked our Country Managers to submit to the Head of their country’s COP 28 delegation a statement of goals to improve their country’s climate ambition. The goals are to specify what can be done to reduce country greenhouse gas emissions by 50% or more by 2030 and become carbon neutral...
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Global Spotlight Report #68: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory
Introduction For Post 68 we asked Climate Scorecard Country Managers to report on the status of their country’s greenhouse gas emissions inventory, and describe the organizations responsible for organizing its data. Countries signing the Paris Agreement and agreeing to be members of UNFCCC were asked to compile a regular inventory of their country’s greenhouse gas...
Global Spotlight Report #67: Can Countries’ Farmers Cope with Climate Change?
Introduction In Post 67 we asked our Climate Scorecard Country Managers to describe the relationship of their country’s farmers to climate change. Part of each report focuses on the impact of climate change on the ability of country farmers to produce food and earn a living; the other half focuses on the ability of country...
Global Spotlight Report #66: Climate’s Effects on Country Water Resources
Introduction For Report #66 Climate Scorecard invited our Country Managers to report on the ability of their country to adapt to the impact that climate change is having on its water resources. Country Managers provided reports that described changes in water use that have taken place over the last decade. Included in each Report is...
Global Spotlight Report #65: Country Progress Reports Midway 2023
Introduction For Post 65 we asked our Country Managers to rate their country’s progress in reducing emissions over the first sixth months of 2023 and identify and describe 2-3 policies, programs, and events that affected their country’s emission levels during this period. We asked them to provide whatever data exists that charts emissions in the...
Global Spotlight Report #64: Advocacy Campaigns Turned Best Practices
Introduction In Post 64 we asked our Country Managers to describe a best practice example from their countries that began with an effort to advocate for a policy change and resulted in a change in government policy. The effort needed to have certain characteristics such as a focus on a climate related problem that could...
Global Spotlight Report #63: Will Countries be Able to Reduce Their Emissions by 50% over 1990 Levels by 2030?
Introduction The Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in its most recent assessment reports, has underscored the urgency of countries reducing their greenhouse gas emissions by 50% over pre-industrial temperatures by 2030. In Post 63 Climate Scorecard Country Managers were asked to rate their country’s chance of making this goal, and present an analysis of...
Global Spotlight Report #62: Fossil Fuel Subsidies
Introduction For Post 62, we asked our Country Managers to estimate and analyze the amount of funding (direct or indirect) that their countries spend annually on fossil fuel subsidies. We asked them to report on subsidies to oil and gas company production, fossil fuel supported home energy efforts, subsidies of fossil fuel imports and exports,...
Global Spotlight Report #61: The Role of Indigenous Peoples in Climate Change
Introduction Post 61 is intended to contribute to the Global Stocktake of efforts to address climate change under the Paris Agreement. It asks our Country Managers to describe the impact of climate change on indigenous communities; specifically to provide information and data that help answer the following questions: What are the demographic characteristics of indigenous...
Global Spotlight Report #60: Agriculture Sector Analysis
Introduction Post 60 provides information on the status of emissions and production from the agriculture sector in 18 leading greenhouse gas emitting countries. It was developed drawing on data from Climate Trace. (www.climatetrace.org) Climate Scorecard Country Managers, using Climate Trace data, provided the number of tonnes of CO2 that the agriculture sector in their countries...