Source |
The Earth Institute (2) |
Type |
PS - Position statements (315) |
Peer Review |
2 - Medium (2288) |
Audience |
G - Generalist (1722) |
Pages |
26 |
Notes |
Climate change is an urgent problem requiring global action to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases (GHGs). Energy use is vital for a modern economy. Burning fossil fuels produces CO2. Thus, confronting climate change depends, in many ways, on adopting new and sustainable energy strategies that can meet growing global energy needs while allowing for the stabilization of atmospheric CO2 concentrations at safe levels. |
Entered by: Aylin Mcnamara, 3/2009