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The Carbon Plan. Delivering our low carbon future

Posted on: 9 December 2011
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The Government has published plans for achieving the emissions reductions committed to in the first four carbon budgets, on a pathway consistent with meeting the 2050 target. This publication brings together the Government’s strategy to curb greenhouse gas emissions and deliver our climate change targets, as well as the updated version of our actions and milestones for the next five years.

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Working together: Saving tomorrow today (COP17). Durban, South Africa, 28 November – 9 December 2011

Posted on: 9 December 2011
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Since the United Nations Framework on Climate Change (UNFCCC) entered into force in 1995, the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UNFCCC have been meeting annually to assess progress in dealing with climate change. Details of outcomes from the 17thannual meeting of the COP are available online.

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Health co-benefits of climate change mitigation

Posted on: 8 December 2011
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A series of WHO policy briefings on the health co-benefits of climate change mitigation summarises initial key findings and identifies expected health impacts from policies to mitigate climate change in the housing, transport, household energy and the health sector. The briefings focus on the mitigation policies reviewed in the 2007 Fourth Assessment Report of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), and propose important health co-benefits for consideration in the next round of IPCC mitigation reviews in preparation of the Fifth Assessment Report.

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Making progress: UKCIP and adaptation in the UK

Posted on: 8 December 2011
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This report brings together the experience, knowledge and insight gleaned from almost 15 years of working on adaptation. While the report focuses on UKCIP’s (UK Climate Impacts Programme0 activities since 2005, it also encompasses the broader sweep of UKCIP’s work from 1997. More than most, UKCIP has been in midst of adaptation activity, working to act as a bridge between the stakeholders grappling with the relatively new task of adapting to an uncertain (but different) future climate and the scientists presenting technical information about the uncertain (but quantified) future climate.

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carbonn Cities Climate Registry 2011 Annual Report

Posted on: 6 December 2011
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The inaugural Annual Report of the carbonn Cities Climate Registry (cCCR) was presented to the UNFCCC 17th Conference of the Parties and the global climate community assembled in Durban to reflect the determination of cities to pursue climate actions and to inspire ambitious commitments at the negotiations.is an initial step by local governments to collectively share with the global climate community their contributions to measurable, reportable and verifiable climate action. Over the past year, 51 cities, diverse in geography, economies, size and structure, have voluntarily submitted a range of climate data, presented and analyzed in this report in an easily accessible format.

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Climate change, adaptation strategies and mobility: evidence from four settlements in Senegal

Posted on: 2 December 2011
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In Senegal, migration has long been a key strategy to escape poverty and remittances are an important component of household budgets. This report describes how the impacts of climate change contribute to increasing these already high levels of mobility. Drawing on discussions with local residents, it explores their responses to environmental change and socio-economic and cultural transformations in four locations.

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Tracking adaptation and measuring development

Posted on: 2 December 2011
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This is the first paper in the new IIED Climate Change Working Paper series. As adaptation to climate change becomes the focus of increasing attention and the target of significant spending, there is a growing need for frameworks and tools that enable organisations to track and assess the outcomes of adaptation interventions. This paper presents a framework for climate change adaptation programming, including potential indicators, for tracking and evaluating the success of adaptation support and adaptation interventions.

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Building the climate change regime: Survey and analysis of approaches

Posted on: 29 November 2011
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A new paper published by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), with the support of the Government of Ireland, offers options to scale up climate action globally. The paper shows that there are far more options to counter climate change than acknowledged or promoted. The report reviews more than 130 proposals put forward by governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and academics to design a climate regime capable of delivering adequate mitigation action.

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Climate change, justice and vulnerability

Posted on: 28 November 2011
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This study: provides a guide for analysing social vulnerability to the impacts of climate change; shows how we can learn from past UK flooding and heatwave events to measure socio-spatial vulnerabilities and map geographical distributions of climate disadvantage; and supports the integration of the demands of justice into climate adaptation planning.

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The distribution of UK household CO2 emissions

Posted on: 28 November 2011
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This study aims to further the development of socially just and environmentally effective carbon reduction policies, by: revealing the distributional consequences of current and possible future policies to reduce carbon emissions from UK households; and enhancing understanding of these social aspects of climate policy within energy, climate change and social policy arenas.

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