Climate Change Policy Principles
Climate Change is Real and Must Be Addressed
Dell recognizes that climate change is real and must be mitigated, and we support efforts to reduce global emissions to levels guided by evolving science. Dell also supports the various efforts underway to develop a scientific and policy consensus on target reduction levels, including the work of the Intergovernmental Panels on Climate Change (IPCC), whose 4th assessment report indicated that global reductions of 50 to 85 percent by 2050 from 2000 levels are necessary to achieve recommended greenhouse gas stabilization levels. While the most recent IPCC conclusions are not the last word, they contribute to the framework for building the broad public policy consensus that must emerge. The solution to the global climate crisis requires action from both developed and developing countries, so we commit to contribute to this policy debate internationally.
To read Dell’s “Climate Policy Principles” click here.
Dell recognizes that climate change is real and must be mitigated, and we support efforts to reduce global emissions to levels guided by evolving science. Dell also supports the various efforts underway to develop a scientific and policy consensus on target reduction levels, including the work of the Intergovernmental Panels on Climate Change (IPCC), whose 4th assessment report indicated that global reductions of 50 to 85 percent by 2050 from 2000 levels are necessary to achieve recommended greenhouse gas stabilization levels. While the most recent IPCC conclusions are not the last word, they contribute to the framework for building the broad public policy consensus that must emerge. The solution to the global climate crisis requires action from both developed and developing countries, so we commit to contribute to this policy debate internationally.
To read Dell’s “Climate Policy Principles” click here.