Climate Policy

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Michael Grubb

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Volume 2, month 12, 2002

A new phase for Climate Policy pp. 267-268

Michael Grubb

The future of the intergovernmental panel on climate change pp. 269-271

Robert T. Watson

Economic consequences of the US withdrawal from the Kyoto/Bonn Protocol pp. 273-292

Barbara Buchner, Carlo Carraro and Igor Cersosimo

An evaluation of the level of ambition and implications of the Bush Climate Change Initiative pp. 293-301

Detlef van Vuuren, Michel den Elzen, Marcel Berk and Andre de Moor

Comparing developing countries under potential carbon allocation schemes pp. 303-318

Harald Winkler, Randall Spalding-Fecher and Lwazikazi Tyani

Biomass strategies for climate policies? pp. 319-333

D. J. Gielen, J. Fujino, S. Hashimoto and Y. Moriguchi

Forest certification eligibility as a screen for CDM sinks projects pp. 335-351

Susan Subak

Future restrictions for sinks in the CDM How about a cap on supply? pp. 353-365

Claudio Forner and Frank Jotzo

Carbon sequestration in agroforestry systems pp. 367-377

Deep Narayan Pandey

LULUCF-based CDM: too much ado for...a small carbon market pp. 379-385

Martial Bernoux, Vincent Eschenbrenner, Carlos C. Cerri, Jerry M. Melillo and Christian Feller

Russian ratification process Why is the rest of the world waiting? pp. 387-393

Anna Korppoo

Book review pp. 395-396

Axel Michaelowa

On the impracticability of Emission Intensity Targets pp. 397-398

Georg Mueller-Furstenberger

Volume 2, month 9, 2002

Editorial pp. 127-128

R. K. Pachauri and Sujata Gupta

Linkages between climate change and sustainable development pp. 129-144

Noreen Beg, Jan Corfee Morlot, Ogunlade Davidson, Yaw Afrane-Okesse, Lwazikazi Tyani, Fatma Denton, Youba Sokona, Jean Philippe Thomas, Emilio L�bre La Rovere, Jyoti K. Parikh, Kirit Parikh and A. Atiq Rahman

From impacts assessment to adaptation priorities: the shaping of adaptation policy pp. 145-159

Ian Burton, Saleemul Huq, Bo Lim, Olga Pilifosova and Emma Lisa Schipper

The emperor's new clothes: redressing the Kyoto Protocol pp. 161-177

Michael Lisowski

Estimating the CDM market under the Marrakech Accords pp. 179-196

Frank Jotzo and Axel Michaelowa

Mitigation initiatives: Korea's experiences pp. 197-209

Hoesung Lee and Jin-Gyu Oh

Towards an equitable global climate change regime: compatibility with Article 2 of the Climate Change Convention and the link with sustainable development pp. 211-230

Bert Metz, Marcel Berk, Michel den Elzen, Bert de Vries and Detlef van Vuuren

Articles 4.8 and 4.9 of the UNFCCC: adverse effects and the impacts of response measures pp. 231-239

Jon Barnett and Suraje Dessai

A New Delhi mandate? pp. 241-242

Benito M�ller

The Bonn-Marrakech agreements on funding pp. 243-246

Saleemul Huq

Domestic actions contributing to the mitigation of GHG emissions from power generation in Brazil pp. 247-254

Emilio L�bre La Rovere and Branca Bastos Americano

Report on UNFCCC Subsidiary Body Negotiations 16, Bonn, 5-14 June 2002 pp. 255-258

Thomas R. Jacob

Book reviews pp. 259-261

M. J. Chadwick

Book reviews pp. 261-263

Axel Michaelowa

Book reviews pp. 263-265

Michael Grubb

Volume 2, month 3, 2002

Editorial pp. 1-2

R. Purdy

The oil industry and climate change: strategies and ethical dilemmas pp. 3-18

Sybille van den Hove, Marc Le Menestrel and Henri-Claude de Bettignies

Absolute or relative baselines for JI/CDM projects in the energy sector? pp. 19-33

Harri Laurikka

Baseline, leakage and measurement issues: how do forestry and energy projects compare? pp. 35-49

Kenneth M. Chomitz

Analysis of a commitment period reserve at national and global levels pp. 51-70

Fanny Missfeldt and Erik Haites

Magnitude, distribution and causes of terrestrial carbon sinks and some implications for policy pp. 71-88

R. A. Houghton

Precautionary climate policy and the somewhat flawed protocol: linking sinks to biofuel and the CDM to the convention pp. 89-95

Peter Read

Why should emissions trading be restricted? pp. 97-103

Hege Westskog

Benchmark-based emission allocation in a cap-and-trade system pp. 105-109

Heleen Groenenberg and Kornelis Blok

Evaluating the Bonn-Marrakesh agreement pp. 111-117

Michel G.J. den Elzen and Andr� P.G. de Moor

Book Reviews pp. 119-121

Silvia Llosa

Book Reviews pp. 121-122

Joanna Depledge

Book Reviews pp. 122-124

Axel Michaelowa

Book Reviews pp. 124-126

A. Michaelowa

Volume 1, month 12, 2001

Editorial pp. 431-432

Michael Grubb

Integrated assessment of abrupt climatic changes pp. 433-449

Michael D. Mastrandrea and Stephen H. Schneider

Technology transfer under the CDM Materializing the myth in the Japanese context? pp. 451-464

Malik Amin Aslam

Options for differentiation of future commitments in climate policy: how to realise timely participation to meet stringent climate goals? pp. 465-480

Marcel M. Berk and Michel G.J. den Elzen

Differentiation of mitigation commitments: the multi-sector convergence approach pp. 481-497

Jos Sijm, Jaap Jansen and Asbj�rn Torvanger

Climate policy and dynamic efficiency gains A case study on Norwegian CO 2 -taxes and technological innovation in the petroleum sector pp. 499-515

Atle Christer Christiansen

Influence of national governments for or against the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol: a Banzhaf index analysis pp. 517-520

Fabian Wagner and Niklas H�hne

Book Reviews pp. 521-523

Roger Fouquet

Book Reviews pp. 523-525

A. Michaelowa

Book Reviews pp. 525-528

A. Michaelowa

Book Reviews pp. 528-530

Christophe de Gouvello

Volume 1, month 9, 2001

Editorial pp. iii-iv

Jonathan C. Pershing

Russia: climate policy formation and implementation during the 1990s pp. 289-308

Nikitina Elena

Carbon reduction in the real world: how the UK will surpass its Kyoto obligations pp. 309-326

Nick Eyre

Burden sharing and cohesion countries in European climate policy: the Portuguese example pp. 327-341

Suraje Dessai and Axel Michaelowa

Japanese ratification of the Kyoto Protocol pp. 343-362

Hiroshi Matsumura

Greenhouse gas reductions in Germany-lucky strike or hard work? pp. 363-380

Joachim Schleich, Wolfgang Eichhammer, Ulla Boede, Frank Gagelmann, Eberhard Jochem, Barbara Schlomann and Hans-Joachim Ziesing

US domestic climate change policy pp. 381-395

Henry Lee, Vicki Arroyo Cochran and Manik Roy

The "Crunch issue" of additional sinks pp. 397-401

Reimund Schwarze

The case for Japanese-Russian joint implementation in implementing the Kyoto Protocol pp. 403-410

Benito M�ller

Carbon sinks and the CDM: could a bioenergy linkage offer a constructive compromise? pp. 411-417

Bernhard Schlamadinger, Michael Grubb, Christian Azar, Ausilio Bauen and G�ran Berndes

Book Reviews pp. 419-421

Axel Michaelowa

Book Reviews pp. 421-423

Shirin Elahi

Book Reviews pp. 423-425

Axel Michaelowa

Book Reviews pp. 426-429

Michael Grubb

Volume 1, month 6, 2001

Editorial pp. 153-154

Michael Grubb

The European and global potential of carbon dioxide sequestration in tackling climate change pp. 155-171

M. C. Grimston, V. Karakoussis, Roger Fouquet, R. van der Vorst, Peter Pearson and M. Leach

Implementing an international carbon sequestration program: can the leaky sink be fixed? pp. 173-188

Krister Andersson and Kenneth R. Richards

Mitigation scenarios in a world oriented at sustainable development: the role of technology, efficiency and timing pp. 189-210

D. P. van Vuuren and H.J.M. de Vries

Considering the options: climate targets for all countries pp. 211-227

C�dric Philibert and Jonathan Pershing

Cleaner generation, free-riders, and environmental integrity: clean development mechanism and the power sector pp. 229-249

Stephen Bernow, Sivan Kartha, Michael Lazarus and Tom Page

Clean development mechanism: leverage for development? pp. 251-268

Sandrine Mathy, Jean-Charles Hourcade and Christophe de Gouvello

The Seven Myths of Kyoto pp. 269-272

Michael Grubb and Joanna Depledge

Learning the lessons of Kyoto pp. 273-275

David Reiner and Henry D. Jacoby

Reflections on The Hague pp. 277-281

Thomas R. Jacob

Book Reviews pp. 283-285

Axel Michaelowa

Book Reviews pp. 285-287

Katie Begg

Volume 1, month 3, 2001

Welcome to Climate Policy pp. 1-2

Michael Grubb, Martin Hession, Tim Jackson, Hadi Dowlatabadi, Sujata Gupta, Axel Michaelowa, Emilio La Rovere and Yoshiki Yamagata

Hold tight at The Hague pp. 3-4

Michael Grubb

Sinks and the Kyoto Protocol pp. 5-25

Ian Noble and R. J. Scholes

Would forestation alleviate the burden of emission reduction? An assessment of the future carbon sink from ARD activities pp. 27-40

Yoshiki Yamagata and Georgii A. Alexandrov

The leaky sink: persistent obstacles to a forest carbon sequestration program based on individual projects pp. 41-54

Kenneth Richards and Krister Andersson

Accounting for flexibility against uncertain baselines: lessons from case studies in the eastern European energy sector pp. 55-73

Stuart Parkinson, Katie Begg, Peter Bailey and Tim Jackson

Reconciling the design of CDM with inborn paradox of additionality concept pp. 75-83

Taishi Sugiyama and Axel Michaelowa

Liability rules for international trading of greenhouse gas emissions quotas pp. 85-108

Erik Haites and Fanny Missfeldt

'Bubbling' and the Kyoto mechanisms pp. 109-116

Erik Haites

Climate change impacts: can Africa cope with the challenges? pp. 117-123

Youba Sokona and Fatma Denton

Post-Kyoto energy strategy of the Russian Federation, outlooks and prerequisites of the Kyoto mechanisms implementation in the country pp. 125-133

A. Mastepanov, O. Pluzhnikov, V. Berdin and V. Gavrilov

Industry leaders accept the climate change challenge pp. 135-136

Eileen Claussen

Institutional Dimension of Global Environmental Change (IDGEC) Carbon Management Research Activity (CMRA) Summary report of the Tokyo workshop pp. 137-139

Y. Yamagata, G. Sewell, M. Wasson and O. Young

Quantifying Kyoto-workshop summary pp. 141-144

Christiaan Vrolijk, Michael Grubb, Bert Metz and Erik Haites

Book Reviews pp. 145-146

Katie Begg

Book Reviews pp. 147-148

Joanna Depledge

Book Reviews pp. 148-150

Angela InesCadena

Book Reviews pp. 150-151

Axel Michaelowa