Changes to the Underlying Scientific-Technical Assessment to ensure consistency with the approved Summary for Policymakers

In the context of strengthening global efforts to address climate change threats, sustainable development, poverty eradication, the impact of global warming on the level prior to the Industrial Revolution and the relevant global greenhouse gas emission pathway IPCC Special Report

Scientific experts have written a report that evaluates the current climate science today over the years and then summarize each section designed to help policy makers make the most of this information I will create it. These abstracts were approved by hundreds of government representatives and scientists, approved line by line, and continued working until they agreed on each word even for a few days or even overnight. They found that the length of sentences usually increases in the review process unless there is a significant political sensitivity. In that case, the summary sentence may be shorter. Changes during intergovernmental talks tend to concentrate on coverage of the examples presented and increased policy relevance. This contrasts with changes in sentences before the government approves the conference.

Ensure transparency and integrity of science. The scientific integrity of the NEPA process is affected by the lack of a consistent approach. CEQ staff can freely apply the evaluation method chosen by government agencies, but thorough cost-benefit analysis is rare. The CEQ needs to carefully monitor the scientific validity of the information / data used in the review and refuse unreasonable discoveries. The efforts of legislative reform before the legislative reform tried to cope with the slow progress of the federal government by requiring the Department of Energy to take action within 30 days after completing the environmental review of FERC. While taking the first step in the right direction, a more effective and reasonable solution to bureaucratic obstacles will be as follows.

The assessment of the IPCC provides a scientific basis for all levels of the government to develop climate-related policies that form the basis of the UN Climate Conference - the foundation of the UNFCCC negotiations. These assessments are related to policies, but they are not specific to policies. We can propose future climate change forecasts based on various scenarios and risks of climate change and discuss the impact of response. action