Step 1 - Preparations and introduction

See the clip (on the next page/step) which introduces the most important concepts needed to understand the exercise and be able to treat it systematically.

Think about how you would answer these questions:

Question 1) - What would be a fair allocation of the CO2 budget by 2030? (Given that it has been reduced by 50% from 2016 or current emissions).

Question 2) - What principle(s) of fairness did you use when answering Question 1, why, how and were they used consistently? What are your strongest argument(s) for the this/these principle(s) of fairness?

Prepare yourself for discussing this in class (the discussions will be more exciting if you have made up your mind beforehand). Raise any questions you may have in the discussion forum.

Step 2 - Group work (to be initiated in class)

The different groups will discuss and compare different perspectives of fairness and other perspectives that are central to how the climate negotiations unfold (when it comes to sharing the carbon emission budget ahead).

If time allows we will also spicy things up a bit with some time travel... =)