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Green to Scale Infographics

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Here you will find the main infographics, they include:

  • Estimated emission impacts
  • Co-benefits
  • Costs
  • Co-benefits and costs combined
  • All infographs combined

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All Green to Scale Materials

Published October 8, 2018
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Green to Scale handout

Published May 19, 2017
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Green to Scale Handout in Portuguese

Published February 11, 2017
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LaRutadelClima: Escalando en Soluciones Bajas en Carbono

Published December 16, 2016
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Why Bill Gates Is Wrong

Published December 12, 2016
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Ministers of Kenya and Finland Call for Urgent Climate Action

Published May 31, 2016
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China Launch of the Green to Scale Analysis Report

Published January 22, 2016
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Masdar Institute and Finnish Think Tank Sitra’s ‘Green to Scale’ Report Highlights 17 Solutions to Cut Global Emissions by One Quarter

Published January 20, 2016
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Finland can be bigger than its size at the Paris Climate Conference

Published November 27, 2015
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17 Soluções Existentes para Lidar com Alterações Climáticas Poderiam Reduzir as Emissões Globais em 25%

Published November 25, 2015
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Read the Green to Scale Report

Published November 19, 2015
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Green to Scale

Published November 18, 2015
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The potential of scaling up proven low-carbon solutions: Final report

Published November 18, 2015
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Just 17 existing climate solutions could cut global emissions by 25%

Published November 17, 2015
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Green to Scale -Presentation at World Bank on 19th Nov 2015

Published July 11, 2015

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Project

Global Green to Scale

Scaling up just 17 low-carbon solutions globally can go a long way towards closing the emissions gap.

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Topic

Green to Scale

Scaling up existing low-carbon solutions can go a long way towards closing the emissions gap.

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Theme

A carbon-neutral circular economy

The way we live, travel, eat and do business is undergoing a radical change. The new everyday life will be based on using services instead of owning things.

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