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

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Interviewing and Psychological Contract,imate change mitigation measures. Desirable long-term emission targets cannot be determined without value judgments. However, atmospheric CO. concentration stabilization at 550 ppm CO. or 550 ppm CO.-eq is a reasonable target when taking into account several factors including climate mitigation cost

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On the Social Side of Self-Knowledge, hand. On the other hand, there exist technologies for which costs are still high but are expected to be reduced with diffusion. This chapter gives an overview of the costs of climate mitigation. Firstly, the levelized costs for the technologies of energy and CO. emission reductions, particularly in

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Transparency in Investor-State Arbitration,cate the importance of a balanced approach in mitigation and adaptation, with a focus on the latter. Impacts due to climate change have been occurring widely in various sectors and regions, and are expected to be exacerbated in future. Even if mitigation succeeds in achieving the goal of stabilizati

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Transparency in Investor-State Arbitration, trade and carbon tax under uncertainty is described. Then reflecting the global paradigm shift from a top-down to a bottom-up approach since 2009 (COP15), the focus is mainly on policies under the pledge and review regime such as a sectoral approach. Other policies that have indirect effects for mi

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Patrick O’Mahony,Gerard Delanty,Jo Camplingferences in energy efficiency among countries in several sectors. The differences are also potential opportunities for energy-saving and CO. emission reduction. The potential emission reductions in the power, iron and steel, and cement sectors alone are 2.7 GtCO. per year in total. However, there ar