It has been claimed that a small subset of COVID-19 public stimulus packages is sufficient to meet the short-term energy investment needs to leverage a shift toward a pathway consistent with the 1.5 \deg C target of the Paris Agreement. We argue that this  short-sighted and public investment-led view misrepresents the grand challenges that climate change mitigation entails.
It has been claimed that COVID-19 public stimulus packages are sufficient to meet the short-term energy investment needs to leverage a shift toward a pathway consistent with the 1.5 degree C target of the Paris Agreement. We argue that this view is short-sighted , overly reliant on public investment and misrepresents the grand challenges that climate change mitigation entails.
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