Climate Change & Local Governance
Climate change governance by local councils: carbon mitigation by Greater Adelaide councils
... The respondents all strongly agreed (n=10, 71%) or agreed (n=4, 29%) that it was important to reduce the carbon emissions of their local council. Eight councils employed a consultant to assess council emissions, ...
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Mapping global to local carbon inequities in climate governance a conceptual framework
... In absence of any accepted principle, ethical values form the basis of decision-making and action in accordance with an ideal accepted in a given moral system. They are expressed in the notions of right and wrong, just ...
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What about local climate governance? A review of promise and problems
... of local climate ...take climate action. On the one hand, it can inform local authorities, and possibly help them to overcome certain barriers or make better use of their ...of climate ...
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Barriers in Local Climate Change Adaptation Planning in Nepal
... and local governmental ...to climate change induced disaster and has completely undermined human induced ...regarding climate change mitigation, differentials impact induce by ...
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Climate change and water resource governance challenges in rural Kenya
... The study was undertaken in Mengo Sublocation 1 of Kishamba Location, Mwatate Division in Taita District, one of the twelve districts making Coast Province. The sublocation is semi-arid and hence of low agricultural ...
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The governance of climate change: evaluating the governance quality and legitimacy of the United Nations' REDD-plus programme
... The ‘plus’ in REDD-plus has also widened the scope of the mechanism to include conservation and enhancement of forest carbon stocks, as well as the sustainable management of forests (SMF). This means that activities such ...
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Power and capacity in local climate governance : Comparing English and German municipalities
... the local level, as a growing number of organisations were charged with delivering policy objectives and therefore more holistic ‘governance’ approaches be came more common (Talbot ...2016). Climate ...
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Climate change governance in Australian tourism: collaboration for low-carbon tourism
... of climate change on natural areas and the destination choices of long-haul travellers concerned about carbon ...environmental, climate, and sustainability governance. Governance ...
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Cities and climate change mitigation: Economic opportunities and governance challenges in Asia
... against climate change if it is to be ...for local governments with limited resources and ...inspiring climate action in other cities and at a national ...the governance conditions that ...
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The Governance of Climate Change Adaptation in Canada: Two Multilevel Case Studies
... by local practitioners was also that of coordinator and standards ...roles, local governments were identified by both themselves and higher order governments as primary infrastructure managers, adaptation ...
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Shared Governance of Climate Change and Natural Resources Issues in East Africa
... flagship climate change programmes if their secretariats are functional: trained officers and negotiators, innovative adaptation programs and effective advisory/engagement with member ...the ...
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Small island governance and global local change in King Island, Tasmania
... 48 | P a g e In addition to planned, organised community observations there were a cluster of unanticipated, unpremeditated opportunities. One such occurred at the Island airport on the morning following my arrival. ...
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Multi-level Governance and Power in Climate Change Policy Networks
... of climate change requires governance systems able to manage and resolve conflicts of interests across multiple scales and among diverse policy ...of governance with respect to climate ...
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Global governance and climate change [Introduction]
... the governance of climate change management, from both the geo-political and sectoral spheres, from the local through to the international, each of which is influencing the other (Bulkeley ...
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Urbanism, climate change and health: systems approaches to governance
... on climate change health impacts and vulnerability will require systems approaches and integrated policy and planning responses from a range of government ...demic. Local government, with its focus ...
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Local climate change mitigation policy
... of climate change will try to wrong the four ...the climate change debate reframing is relatively easy for sceptics, according to De Bruijn et ...of climate change is not ...
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Limits to the quantification of local climate change
... of change at certain thresholds and ...by climate services, as a benchmark requirement for models which are used to provide projections on local scales, and for process-based climate and ...
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Spatial determinants of local government action on climate change: an analysis of local authorities in England
... in climate policy and the spatially variable features of the local government areas ...of climate change action in England which leads to lower differentiation between local ...of ...
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Public perceptions of local flood risk and the role of climate change
... about climate change (Guber, 2013), relatively little is still known about how political affiliation relates to perceptions of local weather ...in local flood risk, because floods are ...
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Spatial planning to integrate climate change adaptation at local level
... by climate change (Baker et ...in climate variables not only affects physical assets of people or urban area but also affects livelihood, capacity stock to local institution and social network ...
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