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Local Government Targets for Emission Reduction in the Post-Paris Era

Understand the implications of the 1.5oC Paris Agreement on local government emission reduction targets. Explore target setting, hitting and missing targets, Paris Agreement implications, and science-based targets around the world.

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Local Government Targets for Emission Reduction in the Post-Paris Era

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  1. Post Paris What does the 1.5oC Paris Agreement mean for Local Government Emission Reduction Targets

  2. Today • Target Setting Background and Context • Hitting and Missing Targets • What Paris Means • Science-Based Targets • Around the World

  3. Who has a Corporate Target?

  4. Who has a Community Target?

  5. Back in 2008 ACT Adelaide Alice Springs Alpine Ararat Armadale Ashfield Auburn Ballarat Ballina Bankstown Banyule Bass Coast Bassendean Baulkham Hills Baw Baw Bayside Bayswater Beaudesert Bega Belmont Benalla Blacktown Blue Mountains Boroondara Botany Bay Bowen Brighton Brimbank Brisbane Buloke Bunbury Burdekin Burnside Burwood Byron Caboolture Cairns Calliope Caloundra Cambridge Camden Campaspe Campbelltown Canada Bay Canning Canterbury Cardinia Carrathool Casey Central Goldfields Cessnock Charles Sturt Clare & Gilbert Claremont Clarence Leichhardt Lismore Lithgow Liverpool Loddon Logan Macedon Ranges Mackay Maitland Mandurah Manly Manningham Mareeba Maribyrnong Marion Maroochy Maroondah Marrickville Melbourne Melville Mid-Western Mildura Miriam Vale Mitcham Mitchell Moira Monash Moonee Valley Tea Tree Gully Thuringowa Toodyay Townsville Towong Tweed Unley Victoria Park Vincent Wangaratta Wanneroo Warringah Warrnambool Waverley Wellington Shire West Torrens Whitehorse Whittlesea Willoughby Wingecarribee Wodonga Wollongong Woollahra Wyndham Yarra Yarra Ranges Cockburn Coffs Harbour Colac Otway Corangamite Cottesloe Darebin Darwin Douglas Dubbo East Fremantle Eurobodalla Fairfield Frankston Fremantle Gannawarra Gladstone Glenorchy Gold Coast Golden Plains Gosford Gosnells Greater Bendigo Greater Dandenong Greater Geelong Greater Shepparton Greater Taree Griffith Hastings Hawkesbury Hepburn Hervey Bay Hobart Hobsons Bay Holdfast Bay Holroyd Hornsby Horsham Hume Hunters Hill Hurstville Indigo Ipswich Joondalup Kalamunda Kalgoorlie Kiama Kingborough Kingston Knox Kogarah Ku-ring-gai Kwinana Lake Macquarie Lane Cove LaTrobe Leeton Moorabool Moreland Mornington Peninsula Mosman Mount Alexander Mount Barker Moyne Mundaring Murrindindi Murrumbidgee Murweh Muswellbrook Narrandera Nedlands Newcastle Nillumbik Noosa North Sydney Northam Northern Grampians Norwood P & St Peters Onkaparinga Palmerston Parramatta Penrith Peppermint Grove Perth Pine Rivers Pittwater Playford Port Adelaide Enfield Port Phillip Port Stephens Prospect Pyrenees Queenscliffe Randwick Redland Rockdale Rockhampton Rockingham Ryde Salisbury Serpentine-Jarrahdale Shellharbour South Perth Stirling Stonnington Strathfield Subiaco Surf Coast Sutherland Swan Swan Hill Sydney Tamworth

  6. Australian Councils

  7. Drivers to Setting Targets

  8. Common Targets (from BZE)

  9. Barriers to Setting Targets

  10. Hitting and Missing Targets

  11. What Paris Means

  12. What Paris Means

  13. Science-Based Targets

  14. Science-Based Targets

  15. Science Based Targets – Australia Australian Climate Change Authority (CCA) recommends national emissions “fair share” budget for 2013–2050: 10.1 Gt CO2-e Source: Climate Change Authority 2014

  16. A “Fair Share” According to the CCA 2020 goals: • 15% below 2000 levels = budget of 4.2Gt CO2-e (for 2013–2020) • Beyond 2020: • 40 to 60% below 2000 levels by 2030 • “faire share” budget 10.1 Gt CO2-e, 2013–2050 • AUS Paris INDC: • 26 to 28% below 2005 levels by 2030

  17. Science Based Targets – Australia Australian Climate Change Authority recommends national emissions “fair share” budget for 2013–2050: 10.1 Gt CO2-e 6-7 CO2-e Source: Climate Change Authority 2014

  18. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils Follow the CCA and adopt the same goal Derived from council population data and the CCA Budget Attempt a more representative budget using additional data Nationally Agreed Approach – Locally Determined Contributions

  19. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils Follow the CCA and adopt the same goal Derived from council population data and the CCA Budget Attempt a more representative budget using additional data Nationally Agreed Approach – Locally Determined Contributions 2020 goals: 15% below 2000 levels Beyond 2020: 40 to 60% below 2000 levels by 2030

  20. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils Follow the CCA and adopt the same goal Derived from council population data and the CCA Budget Attempt a more representative budget using additional data Nationally Agreed Approach – Locally Determined Contributions

  21. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils 2. Derived from council population data and the CCA Budget

  22. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils Follow the CCA and adopt the same goal Derived from council population data and the CCA Budget Attempt a more representative budget using additional data Nationally Agreed Approach – Locally Determined Contributions

  23. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils 3. Attempt a more representative budget using additional data Population SEIFA Data Sectoral Data

  24. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils Follow the CCA and adopt the same goal Derived from council population data and the CCA Budget Attempt a more representative budget using additional data Nationally Agreed Approach – Locally Determined Contributions

  25. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils 4. Nationally Agreed Approach – Locally Determined Contributions

  26. Science Based Targets For Australian Councils Follow the CCA and adopt the same goal Derived from council population data & CCA Attempt a more representative budget using additional data Nationally Agreed Approach – Locally Determined Contributions

  27. Internationally

  28. Everyone’s on the same page

  29. Thanks More Info • ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability; The Paris Climate Package: A Basic Guide for Local and Subnational Governments • Meinshausenet al; Greenhouse-gas Emission Targets for Limiting Global Warming to Two Degrees • BZE; Zero Carbon Communities • Climate Change Authority; Reducing Australia’ s Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Targets and Progress Review Final Report • Climate Change Authority; Final report on Australia’s future emissions reduction targets • ClimateWorksAustralia; Pathways to Deep Decarbonisationin Australia

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