Using Market-Based Instruments to Enhance Climate Resilience

A Baumber; A Baumber; A Baumber; A Baumber; A Capodaglio; AL Cowie; B Walker; B Walker; B Walker; BJ Orr; C Chervier; COAG; CS Holling; D Armitage; D Perrot-Maître; DA Anderson; DB Lindenmayer; DE Mercer; E Apostolopoulou; E Berry; E Lichtenberg; ELWP; G Garton Grimwood; G Metternicht; GPAG Pousa; GS Becker; I Gerasimchuk; J Freebairn; JM Kerr; M Maron; M Parsons; MB Lima; MC Evans; MD Kaplowitz; N Doswald; N Hughes; O Erol; OECD; R Pandit; S Hajkowicz; SA Levin; SR Carpenter; World Economic Forum

Using Market-Based Instruments to Enhance Climate Resilience

Authors: A Baumber
A Baumber
A Baumber
A Baumber
A Capodaglio
AL Cowie
B Walker
B Walker
B Walker
BJ Orr
C Chervier
COAG
CS Holling
D Armitage
D Perrot-Maître
DA Anderson
DB Lindenmayer
DE Mercer
E Apostolopoulou
E Berry
E Lichtenberg
ELWP
G Garton Grimwood
G Metternicht
GPAG Pousa
GS Becker
I Gerasimchuk
J Freebairn
JM Kerr
M Maron
M Parsons
MB Lima
MC Evans
MD Kaplowitz
N Doswald
N Hughes
O Erol
OECD
R Pandit
S Hajkowicz
SA Levin
SR Carpenter
World Economic Forum
Publication date: 11 July 2020
Publisher: 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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Abstract

Each chapter will address one specific sub-theme out of the population of themes covered in the Major Reference Work: Water, Energy, Agriculture and Food Built environment and Infrastructure, Transport, Human health, Society, and Disaster

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