Global warming in an unequal world: A global deal for effective action

4. CO2 emissions linked to energy and linked to economic growth

6. Business as usual is 5°C; even if we stabilise at current levels; increase is dangerous

10. Drastic reduction needed: For 450 ppm (2°C) reduce 85% by 2050

12. Historical emissions : A tonne of CO2 emitted in 1850 same value as tonne of CO2 emitted in 2005

13. 2 tonnes is what the world can sustain…

18. Decreased 3% only because of decrease of economies under transition. Rich have increased

20. Big words and small change

21. No energy transition made Little to reduce energy emissions

23. B. The economics and options for India and the world India: Inventory: 1994

29. New renewables: still small part of world primary energy supply: less than 0.5% 39% of India’s primary energy comes from renewables – because of chulhas of poor

30. How will the world re-invent its energy system?

31. Renewables: Cost – the biggest barrier

34. Re-invent mobility: can India succeed where the world has failed?

35. Efficiency is not the answer; sufficiency.. Can we restrain cars? In UK, cars became more efficient; emissions increased as people bought more; drove more

36. Survival vs luxury emissions Biofuels: for vehicles of rich or chulhas of poor? All corn in US converted to ethanol will substitute 12 per cent of gasoline use. Best option? Or use to leapfrog poor from old renewable to new renewable

41. CDM: cheap and corrupt CDM is a market mechanism, not climate action. Cheap options used; no high end transfer of technology. No investment in clean coal.. No investment for poor

46. Not acceptable

48. Contract and converge

54. Otherwise road to ‘common’ hell