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OECD. Published by : OECD Publishing
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Version: Print (Paperback) + Free PDF
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Availability: Available
Publication date: 08 Nov 2000
Language: English
Pages: 596
Tables: 114
Charts: 100
ISBN: 9789264185425
OECD Code: 972000121P1
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Policies to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases also have impacts on other policy goals, especially health. In some cases, these ancillary effects may be more significant than the direct greenhouse gas reduction impacts. While these relationships are generally recognised, analysis of climate policies does not systematically include them in policy design and selection.
In March 2000, a workshop gathered leading edge analysts on this topic from around the world. These proceedings include analytic frameworks for ancillary effects, empirical results on the type and nature of ancillary effects, and discussion on the role of ancillary effects analysis in improved policy processes. These proceedings are a valuable reference for anyone seeking to develop integrated policies to meet a range of policy objectives simultaneously.
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Notes:
Proceedings of an IPCC Co-sponsored Workshop, 27-29 March 2000, in Washington D.C. .
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading and Project-based Mechanisms - (Available)
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Table of contents:
-Foreword by Paul Portney
-Acknowledgements
-Preface
-Ancillary Benefits and Costs of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation: An Overview by Devra Davis, Alan Krupnick and Gene McGlynn
I. Framework for Estimating Ancillary Benefits and Costs
-The Ancillary Benefits and Costs of Climate Change Mitigation: A Conceptual Framework by Alan Krupnick, Dallas Burtraw and Anil Markandya
-Baseline Issues in the Estimation of Ancillary Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Policies by Richard D. Morgenstern
-Extending Integrated Climate Assessment Models to Include Ancillary Benefits: Problems and Prospects by Hugh Pitcher
-The Ancillary Health Benefits and Costs of GHG Mitigation: Scope, Scale, and Credibility by Devra Davis, Alan Krupnick, and George Thurston
-Estimating Ancillary Impacts, Benefits, and Costs on Ecosystems from Proposede GHG Mitigation Policies by Dale S. Rothman
-Estimating Ancillary Impacts, Benefits, and Costs of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Policies in the Transport Sector by Stef Proost
II. Case Studies of Ancillary Costs and Benefits
Asia and Latin America
-Preliminary Estimation of the Potential Ancillary Benefits for Chile by Luis A. Cifuentes, Enzo Sauma, Hector jorquera and Felipe Soto
-Health and Economic Values for Mortality and Morbidity Cases Associated with Air Pollution in Brazil by ronaldo Seroa da Motta, Ramon Arigoni Ortiz, and Sanrdo de Freitas Ferreira
-The Health Effects of Controlling Carbon Emission in China by Richard F. Garbaccio, Mun S. Ho and Dale W. Jorgenson
-Ancillary Benefits Estimation in Developing Countries: A Comparative Assessment by David O'Connor
Europe and North America
-Reduced Damage to Health and Enviornment from Energy Saving in Hungary by Kristin Aunan, H. Asbjorn Aaheim, and Hans M. Seip
-Ancillary benefits of GHG Mmitiation in Europe, SO2, NOx, and PM10 Reductions from Policies to Meet Kyoto Targets Using the E3ME Model and EXTERNE Valuations by Terry Barker and Knut Einar Rosendahl
-Economic Evaluation of Health Impacts due to Road Traffic-Related Air Pollution: An Im,pact Assessment Project of Austria, France, and Switzerland by H. Sommer, N. Kunzli, R. Seethaler, O. Chanel, M. Herry, S. Masson, J.-C. Vergnaud, P. Filliger. F. Hora, Jr, R. Kaiser, S. Median, V. Puybonnieux-Texier, P. Quenel, J. Schneider, M. Studnicka
-Estimating the Ancillary Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Policies in the US by Dallas Burtraw and Michael A. Toman
III. Links to Policy-Making
-Policy Frameworks for the Ancillary Benefits of Climate Change Policies by David Pearce
-Reducing Greenhouse Gases and Air Pollution by STAPPA and ALAPCO
IV. Annex
-Participants List
-Agenda
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