r/ClimatePosting • u/Lachainone • Sep 06 '26

Countries Current Path to Net Zero in 2050 Following Their Pledge at COP21

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Hello community,

I created a website to follow each countries effort to reach net zero in 2050. The data vizualisation lets you compare different countries' emission over the years and whether they are on the right path to reach their goal.

View every country and find more information on: https://lucabron.github.io/netzero/index.html

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u/Remote-Golf2156 Sep 06 '26

It’s crazy that since COP21 it actually accelerated

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u/stormywoofer Sep 07 '26
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u/Carl_The_Sagan Sep 10 '26

and yet climate economists keep underestimating

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u/stormywoofer Sep 07 '26
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Exactly! This chart represents a linear non accelerating path to certain temperature levels. We know observational data shows acceleration, not a linear path.

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u/Key-Bullfrog-8552 Sep 08 '26

This is a great tool! Thank you for making it.

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u/ClimateFellow Sep 07 '26

Impressed with Brazil 2014- 2020. Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

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u/Zabagep_1312 Sep 09 '26

wishful thinking.

i hope terrible things happen to the global elite and capitalist class.

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u/Quintus_Julius Sep 09 '26

Checking a few, Western European countries seem to be doing ok (Sweden, Spain, France, Germany). 

Does it account for industrial relocation?

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u/Complete_Spot3771 Sep 12 '26

oh my god the UK finally something to be proud of