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That is, until he is given a new lease on life by a German noblewoman by the name of Eleanor, who recruits him to her cause. From there, Hal is sent on a quest where he must use his understanding to both develop capital for a rising firm while also pursuing a quest to realize justice by exposing and terminating the malice that lurks on the dark side of the moon. Though, said quest mostly entails various details on the inner workings of the business world, economics, and the stock market along with the exploration of its cast of characters and their relationships.
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While the proper narrative does not do a lot interesting, it is the smaller moments, scenes, and details that actually had me happily going through the story to its ultimate conclusion. The details of this world, tidbits of information about how closely business ties in with the daily lives of its people, and the interactions and development of its surprisingly likeable cast made for a genuinely enjoyable time, with a good amount of highlights. Which makes it a bit unfortunate that World End Economica Episode 2 does not end so much as it stops, with Hal devising plans for his future and setting up a third act that is never properly realized, resulting in a story that comes off as if it never has a true climax. It just cuts to credits, with just about every story beat being left to tie up in the third episode.
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The story revolves heavily around the themes of economy, wealth, and the social ladder, and provides a lot of commentary on both how it serves as a mean to achieve one's dreams and ambition and how it is a cruel world that can destroy one's life in an instant. Explanations about various aspects of stock trading are frequent within the story; these explanations are incorporated in a manner that makes them relevant to the events at hand and easily understandable for neophytes.
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The assessed pathways describe integrated, quantitative evolutions of all emissions over the 21st century associated with global energy and land use and the world economy. The assessment is contingent upon available integrated assessment literature and model assumptions, and is complemented by other studies with different scope, for example, those focusing on individual sectors. In recent years, integrated mitigation studies have improved the characterizations of mitigation pathways. However, limitations remain, as climate damages, avoided impacts, or societal co-benefits of the modelled transformations remain largely unaccounted for, while concurrent rapid technological changes, behavioural aspects, and uncertainties about input data present continuous challenges. (high confidence) 2.1.3, 2.3, 2.5.1, 2.6, Technical Annex 2
Baseline projections for energy-related GHG emissions are sensitive to economic growth assumptions, while baseline projections for land-use emissions are more directly affected by population growth (assuming unchanged land productivity and per capita demand for agricultural products) (Kriegler et al., 2016)147. SSP-based modelling studies of mitigation pathways have identified high challenges to mitigation for worlds with a focus on domestic issues and regional security combined with high population growth (SSP3), and for worlds with rapidly growing resource and fossil-fuel intensive consumption (SSP5) (Riahi et al., 2017)148. No model could identify a 2C-consistent pathway for SSP3, and high mitigation costs were found for SSP5. This picture translates to 1.5C-consistent pathways that have to remain within even tighter emissions constraints (Rogelj et al., 2018)149. No model found a 1.5C-consistent pathway for SSP3 and some models could not identify 1.5C-consistent pathways for SSP5 (2 of 4 models, compared to 1 of 4 models for 2C-consistent pathways). The modelling analysis also found that the effective control of land-use emissions becomes even more critical in 1.5C-consistent pathways. Due to high inequality levels in SSP4, land use can be less well managed. This caused 2 of 3 models to no longer find an SSP4-based 1.5C-consistent pathway even though they identified SSP4-based 2C-consistent pathways at relatively moderate mitigation costs (Riahi et al., 2017)150. Rogelj et al. (2018)151 further reported that all six participating models identified 1.5C-consistent pathways in a sustainability oriented world (SSP1) and four of six models found 1.5C-consistent pathways for middle-of-the-road developments (SSP2). These results show that 1.5C-consistent pathways can be identified under a broad range of assumptions, but that lack of global cooperation (SSP3), high inequality (SSP4) and/or high population growth (SSP3) that limit the ability to control land use emissions, and rapidly growing resource-intensive consumption (SSP5) are key impediments.
Trajectories for the illustrative 1.5C-consistent archetypes used in this Chapter (LED, S1, S2, S5; referred to as P1, P2, P3, and P4 in the Summary for Policymakers.) are highlighted. S1 is a sustainability oriented scenario, S2 is a middle-of-the-road scenario, and S5 is a fossil-fuel intensive and high energy demand scenario. LED is a scenario with particularly low energy demand. Population assumptions in S2 and LED are identical. Panels show (a) world population, (b) gross world product in purchasing power parity values, (c) final energy demand, and (d) food demand.
The quantity of CO2 stored via CCS over this century in 1.5C pathways with no or limited overshoot ranges from zero to more than 1,200 GtCO2, (Figure 2.17). The IPCC Special Report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (IPCC, 2005)382 found that that, worldwide, it is likely that there is a technical potential of at least about 2,000 GtCO2 of storage capacity in geological formations. Furthermore, the IPCC (2005)383 recognized that there could be a much larger potential for geological storage in saline formations, but the upper limit estimates are uncertain due to lack of information and an agreed methodology. Since IPCC (2005)384, understanding has improved and there have been detailed regional surveys of storage capacity (Vangkilde-Pedersen et al., 2009; Ogawa et al., 2011; Wei et al., 2013; Bentham et al., 2014; Riis and Halland, 2014; Warwick et al., 2014; NETL, 2015)385 and improvement and standardization of methodologies (e.g., Bachu et al. 2007a, b)386. Dooley (2013)387 synthesized published literature on both the global geological storage resource as well as the potential demand for geologic storage in mitigation pathways, and found that the cumulative demand for CO2 storage was small compared to a practical storage capacity estimate (as defined by Bachu et al., 2007a)388 of 3,900 GtCO2 worldwide. Differences remain, however, in estimates of storage capacity due to, for example, the potential storage limitations of subsurface pressure build-up (Szulczewski et al., 2014)389 and assumptions on practices that could manage such issues (Bachu, 2015)390. Kearns et al. (2017)391 constructed estimates of global storage capacity of 8,000 to 55,000 GtCO2 (accounting for differences in detailed regional and local estimates), which is sufficient at a global level for this century, but found that at a regional level, robust demand for CO2 storage exceeds their lower estimate of regional storage available for some regions. However, storage capacity is not solely determined by the geological setting, and Bachu (2015)392 describes storage engineering practices that could further extend storage capacity estimates. In summary, the storage capacity of all of these global estimates is larger than the cumulative CO2 stored via CCS in 1.5C pathways over this century.
Reaping energy efficiency potentials hinges critically on advanced management practices, such as energy management systems, in industrial facilities as well as targeted policies to accelerate adoption of the best available technology (see Section 2.5). Although excess energy, usually as waste heat, is inevitable, recovering and reusing this waste heat under economically and technically viable conditions benefits the overall energy system. Furthermore, demand-side management strategies could modulate the level of industrial activity in line with the availability of resources in the power system. This could imply a shift away from peak demand and as power supply decarbonizes, this demand-shaping potential could shift some load to times with high portions of low-carbon electricity generation (IEA, 2017a)410. 2ff7e9595c
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