The Kyoto Protocol (KP) is considered a necessary first step towards an effective future climate accord. As argued in this paper, however, the KP will likely fail because it has too many loopholes, inadequate governance structures and insufficient compliance provisions. This view is supported by case studies of Canada, Japan and the Netherlands. These countries are unlikely to achieve their self-imposed targets, or, if they do, the costs of compliance will be unacceptably high. Consequently, the difficulty of achieving agreement to reduce global emissions by half (as required to mitigate climate change) is greatly increased
In order to avoid negative potential outcomes of global warming, countries have adopted the Kyoto P...
Conclusion: We have provided evidence from a global economics model, that if the Kyoto Protocol can ...
This paper explains why the approach taken so far to mitigate global climate change has failed. The ...
The Kyoto Protocol (KP) is considered a necessary first step towards an effective future climate acc...
The Kyoto Protocol (KP) is considered a necessary first step towards an effective future climate acc...
The Kyoto Protocol is considered a necessary first step toward an effective future climate accord. A...
Following two and a half years of intense negotiations culminating in some frantic last minute barga...
Among the many unresolved issues on the agenda of the forthcoming UN climate change negotiations in ...
Conclusion: The system we advocate is flexible enough to adapt to changing political, economic and c...
textabstractOptions for government’s future climate policy are discussed as a function of the archit...
In spite of some superficial success in achieving its overall global target, there has been much dis...
This paper examines the evidence on the economic impact on Canada of complying with its commitment t...
The results from the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol (KP) show that developed countrie...
Includes bibliographical references.Abstract in HTML and technical report in HTML and PDF available ...
International policies for mitigation of climate change provide a global public good and thus suffer...
In order to avoid negative potential outcomes of global warming, countries have adopted the Kyoto P...
Conclusion: We have provided evidence from a global economics model, that if the Kyoto Protocol can ...
This paper explains why the approach taken so far to mitigate global climate change has failed. The ...
The Kyoto Protocol (KP) is considered a necessary first step towards an effective future climate acc...
The Kyoto Protocol (KP) is considered a necessary first step towards an effective future climate acc...
The Kyoto Protocol is considered a necessary first step toward an effective future climate accord. A...
Following two and a half years of intense negotiations culminating in some frantic last minute barga...
Among the many unresolved issues on the agenda of the forthcoming UN climate change negotiations in ...
Conclusion: The system we advocate is flexible enough to adapt to changing political, economic and c...
textabstractOptions for government’s future climate policy are discussed as a function of the archit...
In spite of some superficial success in achieving its overall global target, there has been much dis...
This paper examines the evidence on the economic impact on Canada of complying with its commitment t...
The results from the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol (KP) show that developed countrie...
Includes bibliographical references.Abstract in HTML and technical report in HTML and PDF available ...
International policies for mitigation of climate change provide a global public good and thus suffer...
In order to avoid negative potential outcomes of global warming, countries have adopted the Kyoto P...
Conclusion: We have provided evidence from a global economics model, that if the Kyoto Protocol can ...
This paper explains why the approach taken so far to mitigate global climate change has failed. The ...