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Climate Topics -
CAN Resources on Key Issues
Compliance Issues:
Restoring the Balance: Using
Remedial Measures to Avoid and Cure Non-Compliance under the
Kyoto Protocol
(March 2000, CIEL/WWF, Wiser & Goldberg)
Recommendations on the Implementation of
International Emissions Trading and Related Inventory,
Reporting, Review and Compliance Procedures and Mechanisms:
Submission to the UNFCCC Secretariat, (January 2000, CCAP)
The Compliance Fund: A New Tool
for Achieving Compliance under the Kyoto Protocol
(June 1999, CIEL, Wiser & Goldberg) (An
Executive Summary
isalsoavailable online.)
Compliance Systems Under Multilateral
Agreements: A Survey for the Benefit of Kyoto Protocol Policy
(1999, CIEL, Wiser)
Compliance Institutions for the Kyoto
Protocol: A Joint CIEL/WWF Proposal
(1999, CIEL/WWF, Morgan & Porter)
Responsibility
for Non-Compliance Under the Kyoto Protocol's Mechanisms for
Cooperative Implementation
(CIEL/EuroNatura, 1998, Goldberg, Porter,
Lacosta & Hillman)
Building a
Compliance Regime Under the Kyoto Protocol
(CIEL/EuroNatura, 1998, Goldberg, Wiser, Porter & Lacosta)
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM):
Making
the Clean Development Mechanism Clean and Green,
Greenpeace, 1998.
COP4 is to begin the process of developing the institutional
framework for implementing the Clean Development Mechanism
created under Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol. Whilst the CDM
only really comes into existence with the entry into force of
the Kyoto Protocol, the COP's role is to begin preparing the
requisite decision for the first COP/MOP of the Kyoto
Protocol.
Climate Change, Conservation, and the
Clean Development Mechanism
and Case Study
(CIEL/CEDARENA,1998) (Goldberg)
Climate Science and the Impacts of
Climate Change:
Climate Change
and the World's Coral Reefs,
Greenpeace, 2000. This scientific study concludes that if
climate change is not stopped, coral bleaching is set to
steadily increase in frequency and intensity all over the
world until it occurs annually by 2030-2070.
Emissions
Trading:
Joint Implementation (JI):
Kyoto Protocol - Loopholes:
Undermining the Kyoto Protocol:
Environmental Effectiveness versus Political Expediency?,
June 2000, Greenpeace, Bill Hare This paper takes a look at the potential
loopholes of the Kyoto Protocol and their impacts on the Kyoto
targets.
Land-Use, Land-Use Change and
Forestry (aka "sinks"):
CAN
Commentary on the Chairman's Text -
Elements Related to Articles 3.3 and 3.4,
September 12, 2000
Carbon
Sequestration Potential in Canada, Russia and the United
States Under Article 3.4 of the Kyoto Protocol., WWF, July
2000
As the negotiations regarding the international treaty on
climate change move forward, the possibility of transferring
carbon between the atmosphere and the biosphere as an offset
to industrial greenhouse gas emission reduction commitments
has taken on increased emphasis.
January 2000 Climate Action Network
Australia has a new paper on sinks and emissions trading.
The ‘cheap fix’ metaphor is used to describe his concerns
about the ability of an international emissions trading system
to effectively address the climate change problem.
http://www.climatenetwork.org/CANA.htm
Executive Summary - Carbon Sinks
Proposal, WWF, November 1999 A WWF study shows proposals could
allow key polluters like the US to meet their international
global warming promises without reducing their emissions much
at home. The study shows how efforts to stop global warming
could be weakened if large sinks are included.
Nuclear Energy:
Nuclear Power:
Too Expensive to Solve Global Warming - NET, November 1999
Climate Change and Nuclear Power, WWF, April 2000
This report looks at the status of nuclear power programmes
worldwide and compares technological options for cutting back
CO2 emissions - the main global warming gas.
Public Participation in the CDM and JI:
Letter to
UNFCCC Parties on Public Participation in the CDM and JI,
September 10, 2000
Line-by-line Comments: Public
Participation in the CDM and JI,
(Reference Document FCCC/SB/2000/4, July 28, 2000), August 25, 2000
CAN Recommendations: Public
Participation in the CDM and JI,
July 21, 2000
Kyoto Protocol Background:
Guide to the
Kyoto Protocol.
This guide to the Kyoto Protocol is meant to
provide a basic background to the Protocol, what is in it and
what is not, what it means and what Greenpeace's concerns are.
Greenpeace Analysis of the Kyoto Protocol.
Greenpeace has prepared a detailed
analysis of the Kyoto Protocol to the UN Framework Convention
on Climate Convention, which was agreed at Kyoto on December
11, 1997.
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