Titlebook: Climate Change in the South Pacific: Impacts and Responses in Australia, New Zealand, and Small Isla; Alexander Gillespie,William C. G. Bu

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New Zealand Climate Policy Between 1990 and 1996: A Greenpeace Perspective,ific Island leaders at the South Pacific Forum, that climate change was the greatest threat to the South Pacific region.. Seven years later, New Zealand and Australia agreed to do less than the United States, the 15 members of the European Union, 10 Central and Eastern European countries, Canada and Japan.

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Book 2000captured the ferment of the climate change debate in the South Pacific, as well as some its potential implications for the region’s inhabitants and e- systems. At that conference, one of the editors (Gillespie) delivered a paper on climate change issues in the region, as did Ros Taplin and Mark Dies

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Introduction,e debate in the South Pacific, as well as some its potential implications for the region’s inhabitants and ecosystems. At that conference, one of the editors (Gillespie) delivered a paper on climate change issues in the region, as did Ros Taplin and Mark Diesendorf, who are also contributors to this

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,Climate Change Policy Formation in Australia: 1995–1998,ow progress in Australia reducing its greenhouse gas emissions. In 1997, Australia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Committee published the .. The results show that in 1995, excluding the land use sector, Australia’s net greenhouse gas emissions had increased by 6 per cent above 1990 levels and t

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