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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A Post-2020 Protocol and Emissions-Trading Framework to Resolve the Climate Change Crisisified version of the existing Kyoto architecture and guided by the ecological economic principles of ecological sustainability, distributional equity, and allocative efficiency, the protocol recommended in this chapter includes provisions and reforms pertaining to: (i) the emissions cuts required to

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Ecological Economics and Climate Change above 450 ppm of CO.-e depend heavily on the establishment of an effective emissions-trading system encompassing all the world’s nations. However, for a global emissions-trading system to be successful, it must be built on the principles of ecological sustainability, distributional equity, and allo

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Sustainable Development and Climate ChangeUpon reaching the optimal scale, increases in economic welfare are still possible, but are dependent upon the production of better goods, not more goods; improvements in the distribution of income and wealth; natural capital maintenance; and increases in the efficiency of natural resource use. Secon

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A Sustainable Versus a Growth-as-Usual Scenarioes making the shift immediately and low-GDP countries doing likewise in the near-to-medium future. Given this conclusion, it is argued that the ideal global strategy is to increase the per capita Gross World Product (GWP) from its current level of around Int$9,000 to an optimal value of Int$15,000 (

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An Ecological Economic Perspective of the Climate Change Crisismy. It is argued that, in the former context, the price of greenhouse gas emissions is likely to continue rising into the foreseeable future. Conversely, in a steady-state context, the price of greenhouse gas emissions is likely to increase at a diminishing rate before declining during the latter st

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The Case for an Emissions-Trading System to Help Resolve the Climate Change Crisisfied by implementing an emissions-trading system. There are, however, many observers who believe that an emissions-trading system is inferior to an emissions tax. The preference for an emissions tax is based on a number of assertions. Following a brief outline of the key features of an effective emi

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International Climate Change Institutions and the Greenhouse-Gas Emitting Performance of Nationsnon-Annex II) group of Parties over the 1990–2010 period (?28.5?%), which was caused by a one-off plunge in the emissions of former communist countries. As for future emissions obligations, it is revealed that the world’s wealthiest nations have emitted a disproportionately large share of global gre