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Strengthening the Economy Through Climate Change Policiesjectives. In 1997, the current situation was described as follows: “.. ”. A major reason for the slow action is the broad conviction that the costs of braking this supertanker before it reaches the global climate change reef are huge and immediate, while the benefits remain distant and uncertain.. W

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Creation and Sharing of Credits Through the Clean Development Mechanism Under the Kyoto Protocoleached through projects abroad has been a major issue in the international climate negotiations. From an economic point of view, it is efficient to give countries with emission targets a maximum of flexibility concerning the location of emission reduction. As GHGs mix globally, there is no hot-spot

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An Exploration of Possible Crediting Regimes for the CDM that it is permissible for Annex I Parties to count . emission reductions achieved through the CDM in the ‘interim period’ (2000 – 2007 inclusive), against . emissions during the ‘commitment period’ (2008 – 2012 inclusive, see also chapter 1). Clearly, these two accounting procedures are not compar

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Administrative and Compliance Issues Related to International Emissions Tradingould be extended to an international emissions trading system. This chapter provides some suggestions that are related to the establishment of an administrative body for an international emissions trading (IET) regime, the issue of compliance, and the possible future participation of developing coun

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On Equity and Developing Country Participationegotiation in 1998 leading towards the CoP4 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in November. The issue was brought to attention in international politics by the United States, though ‘meaningful participation’ is not well defined and ‘key’ developing countries cannot easily be pinpointed. Unfortunately, sin

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Meeting the Kyoto Commitments Using JI, CDM and IETe continuation of the UNFCCC negotiation process, in subcommittees and by CoP. Prominent examples are the asymmetry between JI and CDM in terms of banking, or the reduction amounts to be fulfilled domestically by Annex I Parties (see also chapters 1, 3 and 5 in this volume).