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DESCRIPTION:The ‘2° target’ – to limit the anthropogenically driven increas
 e of global mean temperature to 2°C compared to preindustrial values – has
  been embraced under the UNFCCC framework at the Conference of the Parties
  2010 in Cancún. In recent years\, energy economics have derived welfare-o
 ptimal investment streams into low-emission energy mixes and associated co
 sts. According to such analyses\, auxiliary targets that are in line with 
 the 2° target could be achieved at relatively low costs if energy investme
 nts were triggered rather swiftly.\nWhile such analyses assume ‘perfect fo
 resight’ of a benevolent ‘social planner’\, an accompanying suite of exper
 iments explicitly acknowledges the rather uncertain nature of key response
 s to human decisions within the climate as well as the technology system. 
 We indicate an intrinsic need for generalisation within target approaches 
 under uncertainty and highlight a thereby enforced convergence in approach
 es within climate economics. The role of uncertainty in decision-making is
  finally illustrated for the case of tipping point-like climate damages.\n
  \n \n\n- eingeladen durch Michael Hauhs -\n 
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SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Hermann Held\, Research Unit Sustainability & Global Chan
 ge\, Departments of Geosciences and Macroeconomics\, University of Hamburg
  / KlimaCampus Hamburg (Homepage): Optimal Climate Investments under Syste
 m Uncertainty
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