| IPCC-Working
Group I |
| 2
February 2007 |
Climate
Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis: Summary for Policymakers
[Contribution of Working Group I to the Fourth Assessment Report of
the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (This Summary for Policymakers
was formally approved at the 10th Session of Working Group I of the
IPCC, Paris, February 2007.)], (Geneva, Switzerland, IPCC, 2 February
2007). |
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| What
are we beginning to do in Cambridge? Boston?
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| Part
II. Social Impact of Climate Change:
Addressing
Climate Outside the "Climate Regime"
What
are the possibilities for NGOs, corporations and other institutions
of civil society for addressing climate change in the absence of
national governmental leadership and official diplomacy on a global
"climate regime?"
When the
leadership of the nation-state fails and international diplomacy
reaches a stalemate, what else can be and is being accomplished?
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"Addressing
global climate change will require a sustained effort, over many
generations. My approach recognizes that sustained economic growth
is the solution, not the problem – because a nation that grows
its economy is a nation that can afford investments in efficiency,
new technologies, and a cleaner environment."
President
George W. Bush
Global
Climate Change Policy Book |
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| Resources
to explore in depth for Civil Society and Climate Change
Climate
Action Initiatives
Clean
Air Cool Planet
Native Energy
The Climate Group
The Tufts University Climate Initiative (TCI)
Reporting
on Nature's Deadline
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Further Readings:
| Stephen
H. Schneider (Editor), John O. Niles (Editor), Armin Rosencranz (Editor)
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2002 |
Climate
Change Policy: A Survey (Washington, D. C., Island Press, 2002),
Chapters 7-11, pp. 221-304. |
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