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As of 30 October 2015, 128 INDCs had been submitted. In total, these INDCs cover about 87 per cent of 2010 global greenhouse gas emissions (excluding land use, land-use change and forestry, i.e. LULUCF). Five countries and the European Union account for about 65 per cent of global emissions: China (29 per cent), followed by the United States (16 per cent), the European Union (11 per cent), India (six per cent), Russia (fi ve per cent) and Japan (four per cent). Their INDCs provide a picture of what can be expected in Paris in relation to greenhouse gas mitigation plans. Here the INDCs are outlined and assessed:

The Paris Climate Negotiations and Beyond: Staying Under a Two Degree Celsius Ceiling