 Climate Impacts in Europe. The JRC PESETA II ProjectJuan-Carlos Ciscar,
Luc Feyen (),
Antonio Soria Ramirez,
Carlo S Lavalle (),
Perry Miles (),
Frank Raes (),
Francoise Nemry (),
Hande Demirel (),
Máté Rózsai,
Alessandro Dosio (),
Marcello Donatelli,
Amit Kumar Srivastava,
Davide Fumagalli,
Stefan Niemeyer,
Shailesh Shrestha,
Pavel Ciaian,
Mihaly Himics,
Benjamin Van Doorslaer,
Salvador Barrios (),
Juan Nicolás Ibanez Rivas,
Giovanni Forzieri,
Rodrigo Felipe Rojas Mujica,
Alessandra Bianchi,
Paul Dowling (),
Andrea Camia,
Giorgio Liberta,
Jesus San-Miguel-Ayanz,
Daniele de Rigo,
Giovanni Caudullo,
Jose Ignacio Barredo Cano,
Daniele Paci,
Jonathan Pycroft,
Bert Saveyn,
Tamas Revesz,
Claudia Baranzelli,
Ine Vandecasteele,
Filipe Batista e Silva and
Dolores Ibarreta Ruiz
No JRC87011, JRC Research Reports from Joint Research Centre Abstract: The purpose of the JRC PESETA II project is to gain insights on the sectoral and regional pattern of the impacts of climate change in Europe by the end of this century. The assessment concerns both the biophysical and economic impacts of climate change. The study has as new elements a large set of impact categories (a total of ten: agriculture, energy, river floods, droughts, forest fires, transport infrastructure, coasts, tourism, habitat suitability of forest tree species and human health) and climate model simulations (a maximum of fifteen for some impact sectors). Six of those impacts are integrated into an economic setup (agriculture, energy, river floods, forest fires, transport infrastructure and coasts). This report details the main methodological aspects of the integrative project and discusses the main results, both in biophysical impact and economic impact terms. Keywords: Environmental economics; greenhouse gas emissions reduction; green tax reform; energy tax; energy-intensive sectors; competitiveness; multi-sectoral; computable general equilibrium model (CGE); scenario-building techniques; climate change impacts and adaptation assessment (search for similar items in EconPapers) Downloads: (external link) Related works: Export reference: BibTeX RIS (EndNote, ProCite, RefMan) HTML/Text Persistent link: https://EconPapers.repec.org/RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc87011 Access Statistics for this paper More papers in JRC Research Reports from Joint Research Centre Contact information at EDIRC. |
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