Metz B. Controlling climate change (Cambridge; New York, 2010). - ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ / CONTENTS
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ОбложкаMetz B. Controlling climate change. - Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press, 2010. - xv, 359 p.: ill. (some col.), maps. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.351-359. - ISBN 978-0-521-76403-2
 

Оглавление / Contents
 
Preface page ................................................. xiii

1  Climate change and its impacts: a short summary .............. 1
   What is covered in this chapter? ............................. 1
   The climate has changed ...................................... 1
   Are ice and snow cover and sea level consistent with the 
   temperature trends? .......................................... 3
   Are observations of biological systems also consistent with
   the measurements of a changed climate? ....................... 5
   Are human activities responsible for this climate change? .... 5
   How is the climate going to change further in the future? .... 9
   Climate models .............................................. 12
   What will be the impact of future climate change? ........... 13
   What is the combined effect of these impacts regionally? .... 21
   How can we characterise the overall vulnerability to
   climate change? ............................................. 21
   What does this mean for development? ........................ 27

2  Greenhouse gas emissions .................................... 30
   What is covered in this chapter? ............................ 30
   Contributions to warming .................................... 30
   Kyoto greenhouse gases ...................................... 32
   Other gases and aerosols .................................... 40
   How will emissions develop in the future? ................... 42
   Emission projections ........................................ 46
   Are actual emissions higher than what scenarios project? .... 49
   So what does this mean? ..................................... 49
3  Keeping climate change within sustainable limits: where to
   draw the line? .............................................. 51
   What is covered in this chapter? ............................ 51
   What does the Climate Convention say about it? .............. 51
   What risks and whose risks? ................................. 52
   Should science give us the answer? .......................... 52
   What are the implications of stabilizing greenhouse gas
   concentrations in the atmosphere? ........................... 55
   How can drastic emissions reductions be realized? ........... 58
   Better to adapt to climate change than to avoid it? ......... 65
   What are the costs? ......................................... 68
   Risk management ............................................. 74
   Political judgement: the EU's 2 degree target ............... 74
   Cost-benefit comparison ..................................... 75
   So what do we know now? ..................................... 76

4  Development first ........................................... 78
   What is covered in this chapter? ............................ 78
   Development and climate change .............................. 78
   What does climate change mean for development? .............. 80
   Making development more sustainable ......................... 83
   Mainstreaming climate change in development policies ........ 84
   Changing development paths is not so simple ................. 97
   How to make it happen? ..................................... 100
   The key points from this chapter ........................... 103

5  Energy Supply .............................................. 105
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 105
   Energy and development ..................................... 105
   Where is energy used? ...................................... 111
   Greenhouse gas emissions ................................... 114
   The electricity sector and the emissions reduction 
   challenge .................................................. 115
   Emission reduction options in the electricity sector ....... 115
   Power plant efficiency and fuel switching .................. 116
   Nuclear power .............................................. 118
   Hydropower ................................................. 121
   Wind ....................................................... 123
   Bioenergy .................................................. 126
   Geothermal energy .......................................... 130
   Solar ...................................................... 131
   Ocean energy ............................................... 135
   C02 capture and storage and hydrogen ....................... 136
   Comparing CO2 emissions .................................... 141
   Comparing costs ............................................ 142
   So how can climate policy transform the electricity 
   supply system? ............................................. 144
   What policy intervention is needed? ........................ 146
   So what does this mean? .................................... 149

6  Transportation ............................................. 151
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 151
   Need for transportation .................................... 151
   Development and climate implications ....................... 153
   How can transport emissions be reduced? .................... 156
   Reducing demand ............................................ 156
   Shifting transport modes ................................... 158
   Freight transport and modal shift .......................... 163
   More efficient fuel use .................................... 164
   Change the fuel ............................................ 167
   So what can be achieved in terms of reduction of energy
   use and C02 emissions? ..................................... 175
   How do we get it done? ..................................... 176

7  Buildings .................................................. 181
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 181
   Developments in the buildings sector ....................... 181
   How can we reduce energy use and greenhouse gas 
   emissions? ................................................. 185
   Reduce energy needs ........................................ 186
   Use energy more efficiently ................................ 188
   Change the energy source ................................... 195
   Change behaviour ........................................... 199
   How does this all fit together? ............................ 201
   How to realize this large potential? ....................... 201
   The building sector challenge .............................. 207

8  Industry and waste management .............................. 209
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 209
   Trends in industrial production ............................ 209
   Trends in waste management ................................. 211
   Greenhouse gas emissions ................................... 212
   Opportunities to reduce emissions .......................... 213
   Iron and steel ............................................. 214
   Cement ..................................................... 217
   Chemicals and petroleum refining ........................... 218
   Other industries ........................................... 220
   Generic reduction options .................................. 222
   Management of post consumer waste .......................... 223
   Overall reduction potential ................................ 224
   How to make it happen? ..................................... 226
   Future challenges .......................................... 233

9  Land use, agriculture, and forestry ........................ 235
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 235
   Land use trends ............................................ 235
   Land use and greenhouse gas emissions ...................... 237
   How can emission be reduced and carbon reservoirs
   increased? ................................................. 241
   How much can agriculture and forestry contribute to
   controlling climate change? ................................ 244
   What can bioenergy contribute? ............................. 250
   What policies are available? ............................... 252
   Interaction with adaptation and sustainable development .... 258
   So what does this mean for the role of agriculture and 
   forestry? .................................................. 259

10 How does it fit together? .................................. 261
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 261
   Adding up the sector reduction potentials .................. 261
   How does this compare with global top-down studies? ........ 265
   How far do we get with these reduction potentials? ......... 266
   Do we need to look at geo-engineering options as well? ..... 268
   How is the overall mitigation picture for individual 
   countries? ................................................. 270
   A closer look at the cost of mitigation actions ............ 272
   What about the costs for the economy as a whole? ........... 273
   Investments ................................................ 275
   How big are the co-benefits? ............................... 277
   Technology transfer ........................................ 279
   Technology development ..................................... 284
   The relation between mitigation and adaptation ............. 284

11 Policies and measures ...................................... 287
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 287
   Realizing mitigation potential requires government 
   policies ................................................... 287
   Types of policy instruments ................................ 288
   Regulations ................................................ 289
   Taxes and levies ........................................... 292
   Tradable permits ........................................... 293
   Voluntary agreements ....................................... 296
   Subsidies and other financial incentives ................... 298
   Research and development ................................... 299
   Information instruments .................................... 299
   Voluntary actions .......................................... 303
   Non-climate policies ....................................... 304
   What are the strengths and weaknesses of the various
   policy instruments? ........................................ 304
   What are the lessons from practical experience? ............ 305
   National policy packages ................................... 311
   Implementation and enforcement ............................. 316

12 International climate change agreements .................... 318
   What is covered in this chapter? ........................... 318
   Why are international agreements needed? ................... 318
   The Climate Change Convention and the Kyoto Protocol:
   lessons learned ............................................ 319
   Climate Change Convention .................................. 319
   Kyoto Protocol ............................................. 322
   Are countries meeting their emission reduction 
   obligations? ............................................... 326
   Clean Development Mechanism ................................ 328
   Institutional infrastructure ............................... 332
   New agreements beyond 2012 ................................. 334
   Contours of a Copenhagen Protocol .......................... 347

Index ......................................................... 351

The colour plates will be found between pages 208 and 209.


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