Gauging economic consensus on climate change
The authors conducted a large-sample global survey on climate economics, which we sent to all economists who have published climate-related research in the field’s highest-ranked academic journals; 738
Climate Economics
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US House Climate Bill Aims To Minimise Price Rise
Democrats in the US House of Representatives have negotiated a climate change bill that would give industries most of the pollution emission permits they would need, according to documents obtained on Friday.
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U.S. Steelmakers Fear Burden In Climate Rules
U.S. steel companies are not too happy with President Barack Obama these days. Industry executives say that in the last 15 years, they have cut their carbon dioxide emissions by one-third. But now, they think the president's cap-and-trade rules, currently in Congress, would punish them for doing what they feel they have already done -- cut pollution.
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Assessing vulnerability and adaptive capacity to climate risks: methods for investigation at local and national levels
Effective planning for climate change adaptation programming in developing countries requires a finegrained assessment of local vulnerabilities, practices and adaptation options and preferences.
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Assessing vulnerability and adaptive capacity to climate risks: methods for investigation at local and national levels
Effective planning for climate change adaptation programming in developing countries requires a finegrained assessment of local vulnerabilities, practices and adaptation options and preferences.
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Consider climate change issue while preparing budget
Speakers at a seminar yesterday stressed the need to consider the impacts of climate change while preparing the national budget. The seminar titled 'Climate change: Its impact on health and environment' was organised by Bangladesh Paribesh Andolon (Bapa) at Dhaka Reporters Unity auditorium.
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Blair, Clinton urge action on climate
KARL RITTER STOCKHOLM Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and former US President Bill Clinton said on Wednesday that the economic crisis must not draw attention from global warming going into crucial climate talks later this year.
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Plan to bring carbon budgeting concept to State
Experts from UK offer to help; development of solar energy technologies high on agenda CHENNAI: The State Planning Commission plans to bring the carbon budgeting concept to Tamil Nadu, with the help of experts from the United Kingdom, according to Commission
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Rich nations fail climate aid pledges
By John Vidal, The Guardian The world's richest countries have pledged nearly $18bn but less than $0.9bn has been disbursed.
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Towards a low-carbon economy: a business contribution to the international energy & climate debate
A rapid transition towards a low-carbon economy is essential to addressing the climate change challenge. The International Energy Agency
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The reformed financial mechanism of the UNFCCC
The aim of this paper is develop a new institutional architecture and governance structure for the Financial Mechanism (FM) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change