Research handbook on climate change mitigation law
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Publication
2015 - Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
188,500 words, Guess
Page Count
754 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL30389999M
- ISBN-139781849803809
- ISBN-101849803803
- OCLC Control Number905599382
- Library of Congress Control Number2014950744
Classifications
- LCCK3585.5 .R474 2015
- LCCK3585.5
Description
'Van Calster, Vandenberghe and Reins have led an impressive group of specialists from around the world to deliver the definitive book on climate change mitigation. Mitigation law for all sectors (energy, industry, transport, buildings, waste, land use, forestry), as well as all relevant mitigation instruments (carbon trading, finance, litigation) are discussed in great detail and with an eye on all relevant countries and regions in the world, such as the EU, the United States, China and the other BRICS countries. This book is a valuable source of information on mitigation law and will be the starting point for any future research and decision-making on climate change mitigation.'--Jonathan Verschuuren, Tilburg University, the Netherlands. Governments around the world have been trying to find ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for decades.^ This detailed Handbook considers the spectrum of legal and market-based instruments as well as strategies and policies adopted around the world and suggests more effective, comprehensive and responsive ways of managing climate change mitigation. As well as taking stock of the current and proposed legal instruments, the book looks at the wider policy and economic aspects of coping with climate change. It provides a comparative overview of key issues across Europe, the United States, Asia-Pacific and the BRICS countries, and discusses domestic, regional and international law and governance. With perspectives from academia, government and private practice, the expert contributors analyse key sectors such as energy, transport, buildings, industry, land use and waste. Important issues such as carbon trading, financing and litigation are also addressed.^ The book demonstrates the variety of approaches taken and their challenges with a view of fostering more effective and pragmatic ways of managing climate change mitigation. This timely book will be an authoritative resource for scholars of climate change law and policy, whilst also providing a rigorous overview for upper-level students. Policymakers will gain insights from the comparative perspectives, and practitioners will appreciate the broad range of practical issues addressed.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Research handbooks in environmental law series
Other Editions
- Research handbook on climate change mitigation law
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