Titlebook: Economic Evaluation of Climate Change Impacts; Development of a Cro Karl W. Steininger,Martin K?nig,Franz Prettenthale Book 2015 Springer I

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Human Healthave been declining steadily due to EU-wide programs. It is highly uncertain if and to what extent climate change will slow down the effectiveness of these programs in future. Allergy as another indirect health effect will be enhanced by climate change due to the increasing spread of Ragweed, which i

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Buildings: Heating and Coolingular by the ratio of electricity to fuel price in the heating sector. The results show that, in absolute terms, the energy reduction in heating is much higher than the increased energy demand for cooling for the time horizon and the geographical location investigated. This stems from the fact that e

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Electricityity load in 2010. These two effects—decreasing hydropower supply and increasing cooling electricity peak load (cf. Chap. .)—lead to moderate sectoral climate change costs in 2050 compared to the baseline scenario without climate change. Regarding macroeconomic effects coming from climate change impa

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Manufacturing and Trade: Labour Productivity Lossesc development and the degree of adaptation the degree of damage caused can vary significantly. The direct climate impacts observed in the sector “Manufacturing and Trade” are magnified fourfold by associated macroeconomic feedback effects. For the mid-range climate scenario, there is a decline in ec

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Future Directions in Environmental Health,daptation behaviour of farmers. Our analysis indicates moderately higher outputs and value added at the sector level. This results in a positive impact on the rest of the Austrian economy. The aggregated results conceal adverse regional and farm type specific impacts.