Cascading tipping points occur when positive influence in one sector with high greenhouse gas emissions causes positive knock-on effects in another sector through mechanisms like increased demand, cost reduction, and volume growth that reinforce each other in feedback loops.
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“What they mean by that is that the sectors of our economies that have the highest greenhouse gas emissions don't exist in isolation from each other, so if you can positively influence one area you'll most likely cause a positive knock-on effect in another.”
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