Integrated analysis of climate change, land-use, energy and water strategies

Mark Howells (), Sebastian Hermann (), Manuel Welsch, Morgan Bazilian, Rebecka Segerström, Thomas Alfstad, Dolf Gielen, Holger Rogner, Guenther Fischer, Harrij van Velthuizen, David Wiberg, Charles Young, R. Alexander Roehrl, Alexander Mueller, Pasquale Steduto and Indoomatee Ramma
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Mark Howells: KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Sebastian Hermann: KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Manuel Welsch: KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Morgan Bazilian: KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Rebecka Segerström: KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Thomas Alfstad: International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna International Centre
Dolf Gielen: International Renewable Energy Agency, IRENA Innovation Technology Centre
Holger Rogner: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
Guenther Fischer: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
Harrij van Velthuizen: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
David Wiberg: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
Charles Young: Stockholm Environment Institute
R. Alexander Roehrl: United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Alexander Mueller: Food and Agriculture Organization
Pasquale Steduto: Food and Agriculture Organization
Indoomatee Ramma: Agricultural Research and Extension Unit

Nature Climate Change, 2013, vol. 3, issue 7, 621-626

Abstract: The use of land, energy and water can contribute to climate change, which, in turn, affects the systems that provide those resources. Efficient resource management can limit climate impacts and support adaption practices. An approach integrating resource assessments and policy-making is proposed to manage land, energy and water effectively.

Date: 2013
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