Making climate change work for us : European perspectives on adaptation and mitigation strategies / edited by Mike Hulme and Henry Neufeldt

Published: Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2010.
Physical Description: xxxii, 413 pages, 12 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color), maps ; 26 cm.
Additional Creators: Hulme, Mike, 1960- and Neufeldt, Henry

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ADAM book series from Cambridge University Press

Contents

Climate policy and inter-linkages between adaptation and mitigation / Henry Neufeldt et al. -- Climate change appraisal in the EU : current trends and future challenges / Duncan Russel et al. -- Scenarios as a basis for assessment of mitigation and adaptation / Detlef P. van Vuuren et al. -- National responsibilities for adaptation strategies : lessons from four modelling frameworks / Asbjørn Aaheim et al. -- Learning to adapt : re-framing climate change adaptation / Jochen Hinkel et al. -- How do climate policies work? : dilemmas in European climate governance / Frans Berkhout et al. -- Transforming the European energy system / Gunnar S. Eskeland -- A risk management approach for assessing adaptation to changing flood and drought risks in Europe -- Mainstreaming adaptation in regional land use and water management / SAskia E. Werners et al. -- Global climate governance beyond 2012 : architecture, agency and adaptation / Frank Bierman et al. -- The economics of low stabilisation : implications for technological change and policy / Brigitte Knopf et al. -- Mainstreaming climate change in development co-operation policy : conditions for success / Joyeeta Gupta et al. -- Insurance as part of a climate adaption strategy / Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer et al. -- What can social science tell us about meeting the challenge of climate change? : five insights from five years that might make a difference / Anthony Patt et al.

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ISBN

9780521119412 (hbk.)
0521119413 (hbk.)

Bibliography Note

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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