Global warming : who is taking the heat? /
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London :
Panos Institute,
1991.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Global warming: the facts so far
- What is the greenhouse effect?
- The greenhouse gases
- CFCs and the ozone hole
- 2. Looking to the future
- Forecasts, scenarios and models
- The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- "Business-as-usual"
- What the computers predict
- Is global warming already under way?
- 3. The implications of global warming
- Food security
- Sea level changes
- Ecological disruption
- Social and political impacts
- The range of uncertainty
- 4. Reducing the risks
- Stabilising the greenhouse gas concentration
- Available measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- Carbon taxes and tradeable permits
- Meeting the costs
- No regrets
- 5. Policy implications for the Third World
- Allocating resources
- A global responsibility
- What kind of development?
- Energy pricing for efficiency and equity
- Preventing deforestation
- Increasing fossil fuel consumption
- Debt, trade and aid
- Appendix. International initiatives and organisations
- Regional conferences and NGO initiatives.