Titlebook: Resolving the Climate Change Crisis; The Ecological Econo Philip Lawn Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2016 Climate Chan

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Ecological Economics and Climate Changes essentially the product of humankind’s addiction to GDP growth. In order to prevent the onset of catastrophic climate change, a number of things are required. Firstly, there must be a global commitment to stabilise the concentration of carbon dioxide-equivalent gases in the Earth’s atmosphere at n

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Sustainable Development and Climate Changeinto the concept of sustainable development and its broader implications. Upon defining sustainable development, this chapter outlines a number of key concepts relevant to the climate change crisis. Beginning with a concrete representation of the economic process, it is shown that the desirable or .

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Policies to Achieve Sustainable Developmenthis chapter. Before this can be done, it is first explained why achieving sustainable development requires the resolution of three major policy goals: (i) ecological sustainability; (ii) distributional equity; and (iii) allocative efficiency. Secondly, it is explained why resolving these three polic

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A Sustainable Versus a Growth-as-Usual Scenarioee good reasons for performing this exercise. Firstly, it reveals the structural changes required to achieve a safe emissions target consistent with the broader goal of sustainable development. Secondly, it enables one to assess and compare the plausibility of a conventional emissions scenario and w

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A Mainstream Economic Perspective of the Climate Change Crisish we should cut greenhouse gas emissions to reduce the negative impacts of anthropogenic global warming. To make such a determination, mainstream economists advocate the deployment of a benefit-cost analysis, which is essentially a means of comparing the benefits and costs of different emissions tra

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An Ecological Economic Perspective of the Climate Change Crisisave grossly distorted cost assessments and recommended emissions trajectories. In order to support this claim, the chapter begins by explaining how total damage costs and mitigation costs are conventionally estimated. An ecological economic perspective is then adopted to outline some of the major co

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The Case for an Emissions-Trading System to Help Resolve the Climate Change Crisisal sustainability—which requires, among other things, stabilising the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases at no more than 450 ppm of CO.-e; (ii) distributional equity—which involves efforts to narrow the income gap between rich and poor and to ensure the needy have access to basic necessit

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International Climate Change Institutions and the Greenhouse-Gas Emitting Performance of Nations of some key climate change institutions and related mechanisms. The exercise continues with an examination of the greenhouse gas-emitting performance of individual countries and the different UNFCCC-defined groups of nations. It is shown that global emissions rose by an alarming 31.0?% over the 199