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  • 27 - Tipping Cascades

  • from Part III - Diplomacy
  • Simon Sharpe, S-Curve Economics
  • Book:
    Five Times Faster
    Published online:
    24 October 2024
    Print publication:
    07 November 2024, pp 355-372

  • Summary

    In the economy as in ecosystems, one tipping point can lead on to another. Creating cascades of change throughout the global economy is perhaps the only imaginable way we could make the transition to zero emissions at the pace required. This should be the focus of climate change diplomacy throughout this decade. If enough of the world joins in, we might just have a chance.

  • 26 - Tipping Cascades

  • from Part III - Diplomacy
  • Simon Sharpe, World Resources Institute, London
  • Book:
    Five Times Faster
    Published online:
    19 March 2023
    Print publication:
    06 April 2023, pp 281-294

  • Summary

    In the economy as in ecosystems, one tipping point can lead on to another. Creating cascades of change throughout the global economy is perhaps the only imaginable way we could make the transition to zero emissions at the pace required. This should be the focus of climate change diplomacy throughout this decade. If enough of the world joins in, we might just have a chance.