Titlebook: Economic Evaluation of Climate Change Impacts; Development of a Cro Karl W. Steininger,Martin K?nig,Franz Prettenthale Book 2015 Springer I

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Hans-Georg Harnisch,J?rg Neubergerapacity of the greenhouse gas CO. as early as 1896. He pointed out that cutting its concentration in the earth’s atmosphere by half would produce an ice age, while doubling the concentration would result in a warming of 5–6 °C (Arrhenius 1896). After almost a century of further scientific analysis,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-2624-6teCost project—which has combined sectoral assessments and wider economic analysis to derive such estimates..The results reveal potentially high economic costs from climate change in Europe, though these vary with the emission scenario and time period. While many of these impacts are projected to be

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03634-6roaches, and the added values of the Austrian study (COIN). It focuses on bottom-up approaches for the assessment of climate risks and opportunities (CRA) as well as costs and benefits (CBA) of climate change. Main findings are: Despite different decision making contexts all methodologies acknowledg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83270-2ter discusses the issues and derives the requirements for climate scenarios and local indicators, shared socioeconomic pathways, and economic evaluation to allow for and ensure consistent integration. Finally, a methodological check-list for national level quantitative climate impact assessment is p

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