Climate and energy : the feasibility of controlling CO[2] emissions
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Climate and energy : the feasibility of controlling CO[2] emissions
Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1989
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Rapidly increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, emerging evidence of global warming and the threat of uncontrollable climate feedback mechan:i,sms are now triggering international action to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases. In 1989 the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), established by the United Nations Environment Pro- gramme and the World Meteorological Organization, started preparations for an international convention on climate. This convention is to be followed by protocols (agreements) on the reduction of the emissions of greenhouse gases and other measures and implementation mechanisms to preserve the global climate. After the CFC's, CO is the next in line, as the sources 2 and abatement measures for CH and N 0 are as yet insuffi- 4 2 ciently understood. However, the abatement of CO . is a far 2 reaching issue. It will require major changes wi thin the most important sectors of the economy: energy (production and use) and agriculture (deforestations and land use pat- terns). Given this situation it is not so surprising that national governments are hesitant to take action. One reason is the remaining uncertainty regarding the rat,e and the extent of climate change. However, further analysis will show that the uncertainties will be outweighed by the increasing risks when measures to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases are delayed.
目次
2. Summary and Introduction.- 3. Image: A Tool for Long Term Global Greenhouse Policy Analysis.- 4. How to Decrease the CO2 Emissions While Saving Money.- 5. Energy Conservation for a Long Term, Sustainable Energy Policy.- 6. Prospects for Carbon Dioxide Emission Reduction.- 7. The Potential of Renewable Energy to Reduce CO2 Emissions.- 8. The Prospects of Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conversion.- 9. Reforestation, A Feasible Contribution to Reducing the Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Content?.- 10. The Recovery of Carbon Dioxide from Power Plants.- 11. Storage of Carbon Dioxide in the Oceans.- 12. Disposal of Carbon Dioxide in Depleted Natural Gas Reservoirs.- 13. An All-Electric Society for Less CO2?.- 14. Hydrogen as an Energy Carrier to Reduce CO2 Emissions.- 15. The Carbon-Dioxide Substitution Potential of Methane and Uranium Reserves.- 16. Integrated Assessment of Energy-Options for CO2 Reduction.- 17. Carbon Dioxide and Policy Options.
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