Corporate responses to climate change : achieving emissions reductions through regulation, self-regulation and economic incentives / edited by Rory Sullivan.

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Sullivan, Rory, 1968-

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9781909493803
1909493805
1351280007
9781351280006
9781351279987
135127998X
1351279998
9781351279994

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Corporate responses to climate change.DDC classification:

363.738746 22

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HC79.A4 C65 2008eb

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Contents:

pt. I. Introduction -- pt. II. Public policy : regulation, economic incentives and voluntary programmes -- pt. III. Non-state actors and their influence on corporate climate change performance -- pt. IV. Corporate responses and case studies -- pt. V. Closing sections.

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Summary: Given the scale of the greenhouse gas emissions reductions that are seen as necessary to avert the worst effects of climate change, policy action is likely to result in a complete reshaping of the world economy. Corporate Responses to Climate Change has been written at a crucial point in the climate change debate, with the issue now central to economic and energy policy in many countries. The book analyses current business practice and performance on climate change, in the light of the dramatic changes in the regulatory and policy environment over the last five years. More specifically, it examines how climate change-related policy development and implementation have influenced corporate performance, with the objective of using this information to consider how the next stage of climate change policy - regulation, incentives, voluntary initiatives - may be designed and implemented in a manner that delivers the real and substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions that will be required in a timely manner, while also addressing the inevitable dilemmas at the heart of climate change policy.

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Given the scale of the greenhouse gas emissions reductions that are seen as necessary to avert the worst effects of climate change, policy action is likely to result in a complete reshaping of the world economy. Corporate Responses to Climate Change has been written at a crucial point in the climate change debate, with the issue now central to economic and energy policy in many countries. The book analyses current business practice and performance on climate change, in the light of the dramatic changes in the regulatory and policy environment over the last five years. More specifically, it examines how climate change-related policy development and implementation have influenced corporate performance, with the objective of using this information to consider how the next stage of climate change policy - regulation, incentives, voluntary initiatives - may be designed and implemented in a manner that delivers the real and substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions that will be required in a timely manner, while also addressing the inevitable dilemmas at the heart of climate change policy.

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