Titlebook: Climate Change Mitigation; A Balanced Approach Mitsutsune Yamaguchi Book 2012 Springer-Verlag London 2012 Balanced approach.Climate Change

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Epilogue, IPCC and Communication,ext, IPCC would have never recommended nor concluded any target or policy measures. The author stresses the importance of IPCC’s communication strategy. In the last part of this chapter, “Views on the Scientific Findings of IPCC Assessment Reports” by concerned Japanese scientists is attached.

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The Ultimate Objective of Climate Response Strategies, and a Desirable and Feasible International Fsible. And, as for the international framework, the author argues for pursuing a bottom-up approach (pledge and review) that came out at the end of Copenhagen negotiation process. The author further argues all efforts, such as contribution in the field of adaptation, technology development and diffu

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Book 2012ith other policy goals.” David G. Victor, Director, Laboratory on International Law and Regulation and Professor, University of California San Diego .“.Climate Change Mitigation. clarifies that climate change cannot be controlled by sacrificing economic growth or other global problems; however, acti

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Tacit Knowledge and Implicit Learning,sible. And, as for the international framework, the author argues for pursuing a bottom-up approach (pledge and review) that came out at the end of Copenhagen negotiation process. The author further argues all efforts, such as contribution in the field of adaptation, technology development and diffu