Climate Change Impacts and Attribution

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Climate Change Impacts Article

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Title: "Systematic attribution of heatwaves to the emissions of carbon majors"

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Extreme Event Attribution (EEA)

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Links climate extremes to specific emitters using methodologies from WWA and OSCAR.

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Median Intensity Changes

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Increases from +0.3°C to +2.9°C compared to preindustrial levels.

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Top 14 Carbon Majors

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Include former Soviet Union and Saudi Aramco, accounting for 30%.

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Causal Chain Established

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From carbon majors to heatwaves, highlighting significant roles.

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Smaller Emitters

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Also impactful, enhancing potential for climate litigation and policy accountability.

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Importance of collaborative systems.

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They enable a deeper understanding of urban issues and foster fundamental changes.

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Effective practices in urban development.

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Leveraging tools like green city bonds and implementing policies such as fossil fuel subsidy reforms.

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World Bank’s Global Infrastructure Outlook (2050).

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Offers insights into future infrastructure developments.

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Agglomeration externalities.

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Foster sustainable technologies in space exploration.