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Stakeholder-generated Scenarios for Climate Neutrality In 2017, the Icelandic Government agreed on a climate neutral Iceland no later than 2040 and implemented the goal into the Climate Act in 2021. Different options exist regarding what a climate neutral Icelandic society could look like, and so do the corollary trajectories towards
Stakeholder-generated Scenarios for Climate Neutrality
In 2017, the Icelandic Government agreed on a climate neutral Iceland no later than 2040 and implemented the goal into the Climate Act in 2021. Different options exist regarding  what  a  climate  neutral  Icelandic  society  could  look  like,  and  so  do  the  corollary trajectories towards that goal. To craft a robust long-term strategy towards net zero emissions, identifying and comparing different trajectories is necessary. When  identifying  how  a  climate  neutral  Iceland  could  be  structured  and  realised,  widespread stakeholder engagement is important to ensure that diverse viewpoints are represented. (strong focus on transport policies)
Stakeholder-generated Scenarios for Climate Neutrality
In 2017, the Icelandic Government agreed on a climate neutral Iceland no later than 2040 and implemented the goal into the Climate Act in 2021. Different options exist regarding  what  a  climate  neutral  Icelandic  society  could  look  like,  and  so  do  the  corollary trajectories towards that goal. To craft a robust long-term strategy towards net zero emissions, identifying and comparing different trajectories is necessary. When  identifying  how  a  climate  neutral  Iceland  could  be  structured  and  realised,  widespread stakeholder engagement is important to ensure that diverse viewpoints are represented. (strong focus on transport policies)