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Assessment of a Decade of Greenhouse Gas Emissions

In this article, we aim to analyse the causes of the greenhouse gas emissions gap and their evolution, comparing the expected results established at the 2010 Hague Conference with what actually happened in the last 10 years. The paper will try to explain that even though some important steps were taken, the planet is not yet on a good path if we don’t improve our industrial activity. The solutions already exists, few countries implemented them and we could see real results in different sectors of activity (mainly power generation), but obviously not simple to replicate everywhere. The public policies and the environment agencies in charge of implementing them must assume this responsibility and find appropriate methods so that the objectives assumed at COP 21 Paris can be achieved by 2030.