Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Robert Dixon

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1998

Cost-effectiveness of alternative strategies in mitigating the greenhouse impact of waste management in three communities of different size pp. 337-358

Riitta Pipatti and Margareta Wihersaari

Cost-Effectiveness of Alternative Strategies in Mitigating the Greenhouse Impact of Waste Management in Three Communities of Different Size pp. 337-358

Riitta Pipatti and Margareta Wihersaari

Carbon dioxide emission reduction scenarios in Mexico for year 2005: Industrial cogeneration and efficient lighting pp. 359-372

C. Sheinbaum, I. Jauregui and L. Rodríguez V.

Carbon Dioxide Emission Reduction Scenarios in Mexico for Year 2005: Industrial Cogeneration and Efficient Lighting pp. 359-372

C. Sheinbaum, I. Jauregui and L. Rodríguez V.

Global carbon dioxide emissions scenarios: Sensitivity to social and technological factors in three regions pp. 373-404

Christopher Yang and Stephen Schneider

Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions Scenarios: Sensitivity to Social and Technological Factors in Three Regions pp. 373-404

Christopher Yang and Stephen Schneider

Carbon budget implications of the transition from natural to manged disturbance regimes in forest landscapes pp. 405-421

Werner Kurz, Sarah Beukema and Michael Apps

Carbon Budget Implications of the Transition from Natural to Managed Disturbance Regimes in Forest Landscapes pp. 405-421

Werner Kurz, Sarah Beukema and Michael Apps

Volume 2, issue 2, 1997

Foreword pp. vii-viii

Robert Wolcott and Marco González

Editorial pp. 87-89

Jayant Sathaye, Kenneth Andrasko, Willy Makundi, Arturo Sanchez-Azofeifa and Beth Goldberg

International Workshop on Sustainable Forestry Management: Monitoring and Verification of Greenhouse Gases Summary Statement pp. 91-99

Jayant Sathaye, Willy Makundi, Beth Goldberg, Catrinus Jepma and Michelle Pinard

Policies, measures and the monitoring needs of forest sector carbon mitigation pp. 101-115

Jayant Sathaye and N. Ravindranath

Forest management for greenhouse gas benefits: Resolving monitoring issues across project and national boundaries pp. 117-132

Kenneth Andrasko

Global climate change mitigation and sustainable forest management—The challenge of monitoring and verification pp. 133-155

Willy Makundi

A land cover change monitoring program: Strategy for an international effort pp. 157-175

D. Skole, C. Justice, J. Townshend and A. Janetos

Sampling global deforestation databases: The role of persistence pp. 177-189

G. Arturo Sanchez-Azofeifa, David Skole and Walter Chomentowski

Project specific monitoring and verification: State of the art and challenges pp. 191-202

Kenneth Macdicken

Monitoring carbon sequestration benefits associated with a Reduced-Impact Logging Project in Malaysia pp. 203-215

Michelle Pinard and Francis Putz

Monitoring of carbon abatement in forestry projects — Case study of Western Ghat Project pp. 217-230

N. Ravindranath and P. Bhat

A framework for monitoring and evaluating carbon mitigation by farm forestry projects: Example of a demonstration project in Chiapas, Mexico pp. 231-246

Ben Jong, Richard Tipper and John Taylor

Estimating the carbon content of russian forests; a comparison of phytomass/volume and allometric projections pp. 247-265

Steven Hamburg, Dmitri Zamolodchikov, George Korovin, Viktor Nefedjev, Anatoly Utkin, Jakov Gulbe and Tatjana Gulbe

Influence of methodology and assumptions on reported national carbon flux inventories: An illustration from the Canadian forest sector pp. 267-283

Julee Greenough, Michael Apps and Werner Kurz

Monitoring needs to transform Amazonian forest maintenance into a global warming-mitigation option pp. 285-302

Philip Fearnside

Forest management for mitigation of CO 2 emissions: How much mitigation and who gets the credits? pp. 303-318

G. Marland, B. Schlamadinger and L. Canella

Certification of tropical timber and deforestation: Micro monitoring without macro conditions? pp. 319-336

Daan Soest and Catrinus Jepma

Volume 2, issue 1, 1997

The sensitivity and adaptation of ecosystems to the disturbances: A case study in northeastern estonia pp. 1-17

J. Punning, T. Toff, R. Tann and T. Lukki

Adapting to climate change in Africa pp. 19-44

Thomas Downing, Lasse Ringius, Mike Hulme and Dominic Waughray

A dynamic crediting regime for joint implementation to foster innovation in the long term pp. 45-56

Axel Michaelowa and Holger Schmidt

Joint implementation under the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change: Technical and institutional challenges pp. 57-80

Joel Swisher

Volume 1, issue 4, 1997

An integrated assessment of climate change and the accelerated introduction of advanced energy technologies pp. 311-339

Jae Edmonds, Marshall Wise, Hugh Pitcher, Richard Richels, Tom Wigley and Chris Maccracken

Global and regional impacts of stabilizing atmospheric CO 2 pp. 341-361

Maarten Krol, Joseph Alcamo and Rik Leemans

Terrestrial carbon dynamics: Case studies in the former Soviet Union, the conterminous United States, Mexico and Brazil pp. 363-383

Michael Cairns, Jack Winjum, Donald Phillips, Tatyana Kolchugina and Ted Vinson

The social costs of climate change: The IPCC second assessment report and beyond pp. 385-403

Sam Fankhauser and Richard Tol

Volume 1, issue 3, 1997

Impacts of global climate change on Mediterranean agrigulture: Current methodologies and future directions pp. 219-232

C. Rosenzweig and F. Tubiello

Impact of climate change on possible scenarios for Egyptian agriculture in the future pp. 233-250

H. El-Shaer, C. Rosenzweig, A. Iglesias, M. Eid and D. Hillel

Impact of climate change on maize yield in central and northern Greece: A simulation study with CERES-Maize pp. 251-271

G. Kapetanaki and C. Rosenzweig

Modelling crop-climate interactions in Spain: Vulnerability and adaptation of different agricultural systems to climate change pp. 273-288

A. Iglesias and M. Minguez

Environmental market failures: Are there any local market-based corrective mechanisms for global problems? pp. 289-309

Robert Ayres

Volume 1, issue 2, 1996

Inventory of Strategies for Reducing Anthropogenic Emissions of N 2 O and Potential Reduction of Emissions in The Netherlands pp. 115-137

Carolien Kroeze

Factor Biases and Promoting Sustainable Development: Adaptation to Drought in the Senegal River Basin pp. 139-165

Henry Venema, Eric Schiller and Brad Bass

Recent Trends in Residential Energy Use in OECD Countries and their Impact on Carbon Dioxide Emissions: A Comparative Analysis of the Period 1973–1992 pp. 167-196

L. Schipper, R. Haas and C. Sheinbaum

Management Options to Conserve and Sequester Carbon in the Agricultural Sector of the Former Soviet Union pp. 197-218

Tatyana Kolchugina and Ted Vinson

Volume 1, issue 1, 1996

Editorial pp. v-vi

Robert Dixon

Climate Modelling, Uncertainty and Responses to Predictions of Change pp. 1-21

A. Henderson-Sellers

Regulatory and Mixed Policy Options for Reducing Energy Use and Carbon Emissions pp. 23-49

Joel Swisher

Greenhouse Gas Inventory for Land Use Change and Forestry in Finland Based on International Guidelines pp. 51-71

T. Karjalainen and S. Kellomäki

Climate Science and Climate Policy: Improving the Science/Policy Interface pp. 73-93

J.H.G. Klabbers, R.J. Swart, R. Janssen, P. Vellinga and A.P. Van Ulden

Incentive Aspects of Joint Implementation of Greenhouse Gas Reduction pp. 95-108

A. Michaelowa