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Assessing the missed benefits of countries’ national contributions: Results and methodology to quantify the possible cobenefits from ambitious greenhouse gas reductions of countries / Niklas Höhne, Thomas Day, Gesine Hänsel, Hanna Fekete. Nex Climate Institute, 30 March 2015, 44 p.http://newclimate.org/2015/03/27/indc-cobenefits/Presentation (© NewClimate Institute) :This report elaborated by NewClimate Institute with support from Climate Action Network (CAN), investigates the co-benefits associated with countries’ Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs).This report first provides an overview of the general co-benefits that climate action may have and how they could be used to incentivise further ambitious greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions. We then provide illustrative results for the cobenefits achieved by the INDCs of the U.S., China and the EU, as well as an indication of the forgone or missed benefits that could have been achieved by 2°C compatible action.Table of contents :Introduction2. Co-benefits of climate change mitigation3. Benefits and challenges of linking mitigation measures and co-benefits4. Illustrative results for co-benefits of INDCs4.1 Methodology4.2 European Union4.2.1 Reduced fossil fuel imports4.2.2 Reduced air pollution4.2.3 Creation of green jobs4.3 United States4.3.1 Reduced fossil fuel imports4.3.2 Reduced air pollution4.3.3 Creation of green jobs4.4 China4.4.1 Reduced fossil fuel imports4.4.2 Reduced air pollution4.4.3 Creation of green jobs5. SummaryReferencesAnnex I – Detailed methodologiesScenariosCurrent policies scenarioINDC pathway2°C compatible pathwayReduced fossil fuel importsReduced air pollutionGreen jobs from renewable energy--&#62; A propos de cette étude :Limiting climate change could have huge economic benefits, study finds, the Guardian, 31/03/2015 http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/mar/31/limiting-climate-change-economic-benefits-study-findsUn million d’emplois verts prévus d’ici 2030 en Chine, aux Etats-Unis et en Europe, ActualitesNewsEnvironnement, 31/03/2015 http://www.actualites-news-environnement.com/33954-emplois-verts-Chine-Etats-Unis-Europe.html