Abstract
<p><em>IT IS very much astonishing that no policy or management strategy is forthcoming towards the new theory of climate change. Up to 2030, the living conditions for people will change to the worse, as the social systems face much less degrees of freedom in relation to nature at large in terms of agriculture, potable water, forests, sea level rise, ocean acidification, etc.</em><em> </em><em>Climate change will enter a run away stage, from which there is no return—Hawking irreversibility. Natural science cannot explain this defeatism, but major model in the social sciences account for the collective action problematic. Only country resilience remains when coordination fails, but many countries are extremely vulnerable. Millions will die.</em></p>
Highlights
The climate change theory has been more and more confirmed
Why? Because we all know the global state coordination will fail in relation to global warming
The suggested speed of decarbonisation is slow: the COP21 policies involve a halt to the increase in CO2 emissions by 2020, a 30% reduction in CO2s by 2030 and more or less total decarbonisation by 2075
Summary
The climate change theory has been more and more confirmed. But it has been given a more radical formulation. They have much less GHGs than Asia They need the COP project of the UNFCCC to renew their energy sources and move from fossil fuels and traditional renewables to solar power. Since the country plans to almost double its energy supply, its dependence upon fossil fuel will grow, upon coal It dreams about building many more dams in the Amazons, but future water shortages due to climate change may make these plans unrealistic. The relevant model of the management of the COP21 Treaty is the N-person PD game, which offers numerous possibilities for defection: goal displacement, insufficient means, information cheating, lack of funding, internal political instability, global super power clash, etc. How could such a giant policy be managed for such a long time without any control mechanisms?
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