Climate Policy

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Michael Grubb

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Volume 3, month 12, 2003

Special Supplement on Defining and Trading Emission Targets pp. S1-S2

Michael Grubb

Special Supplement on Defining and Trading Emission Targets pp. S3-S6

William Pizer and Andrei Marcu

Absolute versus intensity-based emission caps pp. S7-S20

A. Denny Ellerman and Ian Sue Wing

"Intensity" targets: pathway or roadblock to preventing climate change while enhancing economic growth? pp. S21-S28

D. Dudek and Alexander Golub

Output-based allocation as a form of protection for internationally competitive industries pp. S29-S41

Erik Haites

Systems for carbon trading: an overview pp. S43-S57

Henrik Hasselknippe

Price-related sensitivities of greenhouse gas intensity targets pp. S59-S74

Benito M�ller and Georg M�ller-F�rstenberger

Hitting emissions targets with (statistical) confidence in multi-instrument Emissions Trading Schemes pp. S75-S87

David Shipworth

Combining rate-based and cap-and-trade emissions policies pp. S89-S103

Carolyn Fischer

The evolution of emissions trading in the EU: tensions between national trading schemes and the proposed EU directive pp. S105-S124

Catherine Boemare, Philippe Quirion and Steve Sorrell

Trading for climate without trading off on the environment An Australian perspective on integration between emissions trading and other environmental objectives and programs pp. S125-S141

David Jones

The Carbon Trading Game pp. S143-S155

Roger Fouquet

Global frameworks, grounded actions pp. 327-328

Michael Grubb

The trade regime and the climate regime: institutional evolution and adaptation pp. 329-341

Thomas L. Brewer

Convergence or divergence? Status and prospects for US climate strategy pp. 343-358

Atle Christer Christiansen

Global climate policy: will cities lead the way? pp. 359-372

Carolyn Kousky and Stephen H. Schneider

Thirteen plus one: a comparison of global climate policy architectures pp. 373-397

Joseph Aldy, Scott Barrett and Robert Stavins

Russian behaviour in the market for permits under the Kyoto Protocol pp. 399-415

Bjart Holtsmark

The investment climate for climate investment: Joint Implementation in transition countries pp. 417-434

Sam Fankhauser and Lucia Lavric

Inter-trading permanent emissions credits and rented temporary carbon emissions offsets: some issues and alternatives pp. 435-444

Roger Sedjo and Gregg Marland

Credited forest carbon sinks: how the cost reduction is allocated among countries and sectors pp. 445-461

Johanna Pohjola, Leena Kerkel� and Raisa M�kip��

Book reviews pp. 463-465

Roger Fouquet

Book reviews pp. 465-467

Hadi Dowlatabadi

Book reviews pp. 467-469

Semida Silveira

Acknowledgement pp. 471-471

Michael Grubb and Ray Purdy

Obituary pp. 473-474

Shuzo Nishioka

Meeting Report pp. 475-477

Michael Grubb

Volume 3, month 11, 2003

Preface pp. S1-S1

Michael Grubb

Editorial pp. S3-S8

Thomas E. Downing, Mohan Munasinghe and Joanna Depledge

Integrating sustainable development into the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change pp. S9-S17

Adil Najam, Atiq A. Rahman, Saleemul Huq and Youba Sokona

Climate change and sustainable development: expanding the options pp. S19-S40

Rob Swart, John Robinson and Stewart Cohen

Exploring equity and sustainable development in the new carbon economy pp. S41-S56

Katrina Brown and Esteve Corbera

Integrated assessment of CO 2 and SO 2 policies in North East Asia pp. S57-S79

Yeora Chae and Chris Hope

Synergy of adaptation and mitigation strategies in the context of sustainable development: the case of Vietnam pp. S81-S96

Hanh H. Dang, Axel Michaelowa and Dao D. Tuan

The development and climate nexus: the case of sub-Saharan Africa pp. S97-S113

Ogunlade Davidson, Kirsten Halsnæs, Saleemul Huq, Marcel Kok, Bert Metz, Youba Sokona and Jan Verhagen

Viable responses to the equity-responsibility dilemma: a consequentialist view pp. S115-S133

Fr�d�ric Ghersi, Jean-Charles Hourcade and Patrick Criqui

Sustainable consumption and greenhouse gas mitigation pp. S135-S146

Laurie Michaelis

Integrating climate change and sustainable development in a place-based context pp. S147-S154

Thomas J. Wilbanks

Volume 3, month 9, 2003

Editorial pp. 189-190

Michael Grubb

Institutional interaction to address greenhouse gas emissions from international transport: ICAO, IMO and the Kyoto Protocol pp. 191-205

Sebastian Oberth�r

Air transport cruise altitude restrictions to minimize contrail formation pp. 207-219

Victoria Williams, Robert Noland and Ralf Toumi

Climate negotiations beyond Kyoto: developing countries concerns and interests pp. 221-231

Adil Najam, Saleemul Huq and Youba Sokona

Climate change and extreme weather events: can developing countries adapt? pp. 233-248

M. Monirul Qader Mirza

The impact of private investor's transaction costs on the cost effectiveness of project-based Kyoto mechanisms pp. 249-259

W. Fichtner, S. Graehl and O. Rentz

Transaction costs of the Kyoto Mechanisms pp. 261-278

Axel Michaelowa, Marcus Stronzik, Frauke Eckermann and Alistair Hunt

Benefits from increased cooperation and energy trade under CO 2 commitments-The Nordic case pp. 279-294

Thomas Unger and Tomas Ekvall

The special climate change fund: origins and prioritisation assessment pp. 295-302

Suraje Dessai

Will the Clean Development Mechanism be effectively implemented in China? pp. 303-307

Kristian Tangen and G�rild Heggelund

Report on UNFCCC Subsidiary Body Meetings, Bonn, June 2003 pp. 309-313

Thomas R. Jacob

Book reviews pp. 315-317

Hadi Dowlatabadi

Book reviews pp. 317-319

Z. W. Kundzewicz

Book reviews pp. 319-322

Benjamin L. Preston

Book reviews pp. 322-325

Axel Michaelowa

Volume 3, month 6, 2003

Replacing carbon lost from forests: an assessment of insurance, reserves, and expiring credits pp. 107-122

Susan Subak

A conceptual framework and its application for addressing leakage: the case of avoided deforestation pp. 123-136

Louise Aukland, Pedro Moura Costa and Sandra Brown

Great expectations: can international emissions trading deliver an equitable climate regime? pp. 137-148

Kevin A. Baumert, James F. Perkaus and Nancy Kete

The climatic impacts of land surface change and carbon management, and the implications for climate-change mitigation policy pp. 149-157

Gregg Marland, Roger A. Pielke, Mike Apps, Roni Avissar, Richard A. Betts, Kenneth J. Davis, Peter C. Frumhoff, Stephen T. Jackson, Linda A. Joyce, Pekka Kauppi, John Katzenberger, Kenneth G. MacDicken, Ronald P. Neilson, John O. Niles, Dev dutta S. Niyogi, Richard J. Norby, Naomi Pena, Neil Sampson and Yongkang Xue

Catching air? Climate change policy in Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan pp. 159-170

Theresa Sabonis-Helf

"Economic" and "Political" cooperation in various climate policy scenarios pp. 171-177

Bertrand Hamaide

Book reviews pp. 179-180

Beverley Darkin

Book reviews pp. 181-182

Alison Doig

Book reviews pp. 182-185

Benjamin L. Preston

Book reviews pp. 185-187

Axel Michaelowa

Volume 3, month 3, 2003

Editorial pp. 1-2

Axel Michaelowa

The EU as a frontrunner on greenhouse gas emissions trading: how did it happen and will the EU succeed? pp. 3-18

Atle C. Christiansen and J�rgen Wettestad

Spain: words that succeed and climate policies that fail pp. 19-30

J. David T�bara

Germany-a pioneer on earthen feet? pp. 31-43

Axel Michaelowa

Dutch climate policy A victim of economic growth? pp. 45-56

M. E. Minnesma

Implications of early action for JI baselines pp. 57-66

Wytze van der Gaast

Forging alliance with Russia: the example of a Green Investment Scheme pp. 67-76

Anna Korppoo

Quantifying the UK's incentives for low carbon investment pp. 77-88

Andrew Wordsworth and Michael Grubb

The EU emissions trading scheme (ETS): how linked to JI/CDM? pp. 89-94

Catrinus J. Jepma

Book Review pp. 95-97

Hadi Dowlatabadi

Book Reviews pp. 97-99

A. Michaelowa

Book Reviews pp. 99-101

Michael Grubb

Reflections on Delhi pp. 103-106

Tom Jacob