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"Given our economic system we need to figure out a way for companies to make money on things like renewable energy, so they actually do it," said Cara Pike, the executive director of green energy think tank Climate Access.

US think tank Climate Interactive predicts that if all nations fully achieve their Paris pledges, the average global surface temperature rise by 2100 will be 3.3C, or 3.6C without the US.

According to an analysis from the think tank Climate Interactive, the U.S. pledges would account for 21percentt of the total expected emissions cuts out to the year 2030 under the Paris agreement.

Some have tried, though — and one such analysis from the think tank Climate Interactive, which we've unpacked here before, came up with a kind of middle-road result on this question.

That pledge was crucial to the overall goal; according to the think tank Climate Interactive, Mr. Obama's ambitious promise would account for one-fifth of the hoped-for global emissions reduction out to the year 2030.

Because the United States is the second-largest emitter, removing the country from Paris could also remove 21percentt of the emissions reductions that would have been achieved by 2030, according to an analysis by the think tank Climate Interactive.

The affair lifted the launch, announced in The Times, of a new "high-powered" think tank on climate change by Lord Nigel Lawson, the former Conservative Chancellor and current global warming critic.

Think tanks and climate advocacy groups have compiled substantial proposals, some more detailed than others.

But the principal reason contrarian think tanks refute climate science is because their benefactors -- the fossil fuel industry -- would take a major hit if the U.S. government actually came up with policies to address it in a serious way.

So the question now is how can the company explain its role in funding, to the tune of $31m 1998-2014, the think tanks running climate denial campaigns specifically aimed at undermining the very science that Exxon's own scientists were studying?

The Abbott Government also managed to find $4 million to host a currently homeless think tank fronted by Danish climate science contrarian Bjorn Lomborg who also happens to think that climate change might not be all that bad and, anyway, the world's poorest really needs coal.