UNU Policy Brief Number 4, 2009
David, Paul A., Huang, Can, Soete, Luc and Zon, Adriaan van (2009). UNU Policy Brief Number 4, 2009. Policy Briefs. United Nations University.
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Sub-type Policy brief Author David, Paul A.
Huang, Can
Soete, Luc
Zon, Adriaan vanTitle UNU Policy Brief Number 4, 2009 Series Title Policy Briefs Publication Date 2009 Place of Publication the Netherlands Publisher United Nations University Pages VIII, 8 Language eng Abstract The current financial crisis has tended to sap the momentum of industrialized countries’ policy steps to address climate change. Given the threat of runaway global warming, adopting a “minimax-regret” strategy is the best policy response: aim to stabilize levels close to present levels. This requires accelerating levels. These targeting technologies that radically reduce marginal costs fought emissions control. Making severe emissions cuts less burdensome would reinforce efforts to achieve that goal by “cap-and-trade” programmes and carbon taxes. The global community should commit itself to making major, coordinated investments in a diversified portfolio of climate change R&D, and to providing global access to the emerging technologies. UNBIS Thesaurus CARBON DIOXIDE
OZONE-DEPLETING SUBSTANCES
OZONE LAYER
CLIMATE CHANGE
FINANCIAL CRISISCopyright Holder United Nations University Copyright Year 2009 Copyright type All rights reserved ISSN 18148026 ISBN 9789280830736 -
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