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(Ebook) The Challenge of Climate Change: Which Way Now by Daniel P. Perlmutter, Robert L. Rothstein ISBN 9780470654972, 9780470654989, 047065497X, 0470654988

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Authors:Daniel P. Perlmutter, Robert L. Rothstein
Pages:248 pages.
Year:2010
Editon:1
Publisher:Wiley-Blackwell
Language:english
File Size:4.3 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780470654972, 9780470654989, 047065497X, 0470654988
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(Ebook) The Challenge of Climate Change: Which Way Now by Daniel P. Perlmutter, Robert L. Rothstein ISBN 9780470654972, 9780470654989, 047065497X, 0470654988

Global warming and climate change present complex interlocking issues of public policy, multilateral negotiation, and technological advancement.  This book explores both the problems and the opportunities presented by international agreements, and examines the technological developments and policy goals that can be pursued to effect the changes necessary.  Specific steps are proposed in the form of a list of priorities.This book represents a cooperative enterprise between two authors of different backgrounds - engineering and international relations  - and is directed  to an educated but non-professional lay audience without any formal training in either science or international relations. The points of view of negotiators from both developed and developing nations are presented and compared.  Each topic is presented from both technical and policy perspectives as a means to evaluate the variety of proposals that have been offered as remedies to global warming.The text is supported by illustrations and tables where appropriate, including a list of References at the end of each chapter
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