Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies for Climate Change [electronic resource] /
Sumi, Akimasa.editor.
Fukushi, Kensuke.editor.
Hiramatsu, Ai.editor.
Chapter “Economy and the Environment: How to Get What We Want” is available open access under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License via link.springer.com.
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Impacts of Climate Change -- Evaluating the Cost of Flood Damage Based on Changes in Extreme Rainfall in Japan -- Impact of Global Warming on Agricultural Product Markets: Stochastic World Food Model Analysis -- Impacts of Climate Change on Lakes and Reservoirs Dynamics and Restoration Policies -- Study of Fishery Ground Around Indonesia Archipelago Using Remote Sensing Data -- Global Warming and Trans-Boundary Movement of Waterborne Microbial Pathogens -- Mitigation and Adaptation -- Designing Post-Kyoto Institutions: From the Reduction Rate to the Emissions Amount -- Mitigation Prospects and Challenges for India in Responding to Climate Change -- Challenges to Substantial and Sustained Reductions in Greenhouse Gases: Opportunities for the United States from the Bottom-Up -- Scope and Roles of Adaptation to Climate Change -- Adaptation of Fishing Communities in the Philippines to Climate Change -- Communication with Society About Climate Change -- Economy and Environment: How to Get What We Want -- A Mapping of Global Warming Research Based on IPCC AR4 -- Science and Climate Change Policy Making: A Comparative Network Perspective -- Environmental Communication Aimed at Household Energy Conservation -- Bridging the Gulf Between Science and Society: Imperatives for Minimizing Societal Disruption from Climate Change in the Pacific -- Science, Culture, Education, and Social–Ecological Systems: A Study of Transdisciplinary Literacies in Student Discourse During a Place-Based and Culture-Based Polynesian Voyaging Program -- Resource and Technology Governance for Sustainability -- Adaptive Governance: Proposals for Climate Change Science, Policy and Decision Making -- Environmental Technology Policy in the US, from the 1970s into the Twenty-First Century -- The Development and Diffusion Processes of Sustainable Technologies and Implications for Public Policy: A Case Study in Japan -- Democratic Turn of Resource Governance in Japan: Prewar and Postwar Efforts for Integration in Resource Policy -- Considering the “Social Adaptation” of an Infrastructure and the Consequence of Its Impact on Sustainability.
Chapter “Economy and the Environment: How to Get What We Want” is available open access under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License via link.springer.com.
Climate change.
Atmospheric sciences.
Geography.
Economic policy.
Climate Change.
Climate Change Management and Policy.
Atmospheric Sciences.
Geography, general.
Economic Policy.