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121 Solutions

121 Solutions

Authors: Oskar Njaa

Publisher: Bellona

We have defined 121 solutions that our experts believe will be important to cut emissions, and reaching the 2050-targets of the Paris Agreement. These solutions are divided into seven categories, and all of them depend on five fundamental requirements that have to be in place to cut emissions all over the world.

All of those present at COP26 ask the same question: How do we connect the dots to reach net zero? Bellona is developing a systemic overview of climate solutions to answer this question.

 We have defined 121 solutions that our experts believe will be important to cut emissions, and reaching the 2050-targets of the Paris Agreement. These solutions are divided into seven categories, and all of them depend on five fundamental requirements that have to be in place to cut emissions all over the world.

 Under, you will find a list of the 121 solutions, as well as detailed explanations of the solution categories and their fundamental requirements.

121 Solutions – Categories

121 Solutions – The fundamentals

121 Solutions List

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