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Special Issue: Global Climate
Change
Contents
View
from the Chair
Anita Roddick
Guest Editor
Tipping
Point on Climate Change
Kaj Embren and Mei Li Han, Respect
Leader to Leader
Climate
Change: Will Mankind Manage?
Margot Wallström, European Commissioner for the Environment
Fears Are Overblown: Reducing Emissions is Possible and Profitable
Michael Northrop, Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Climate Change: A Retailer’s Perspective Anders Dahlvig, CEO IKEA Group
Climbing Mount Sustainability Ray Anderson, Founder and Chairman,
Interface, Inc.
Debating Points
Efficient Solutions to Reduce GHG: The Ecological Tax Reform in Germany
Kai Schlegelmilch, German Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation
and Nuclear Safety
Cutting Emissions: Taking the First Step Jim Fulton, Suzuki Foundation
Core Methodology for Actions –
Corporate GHG Targets and Transparency Simon Schmitz, Project Officer,
Energy and Climate, World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Global Renewable Energy Markets and Policies
Eric Martinot, University of Maryland, School of Public Affairs, College Park,
MD, USA
Verifying Company Level Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventories: An Overview of
Current Practices and Issues
Brian Dawson and Matt Spannagle, Australian Greenhouse Office
Transport and Global Warming Gases Kenneth Button, Professor of Public Policy
And Director of the Center for Transportation Policy, Operations and Logistics,
George Mason University, USA
Technology, Policy and Climate Change Christian Azar, Department of
Physical Resource Theory, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden; Björn A.
Sandén, Department of Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University
of Technology, Sweden; and Thomas Sterner Department of Economics, Göteborg
University, Sweden
The Future of Energy Supply: Civilisation at Risk Jeremy Legget, Chief
Executive, Solar Century
Toronto Atmospheric Fund; Philip Jessup, Toronto Atmosphere Fund
The Small Island States: The Challenge of Energy, His Excellency
Ambassador Enele S. Sopoaga, Permanent Representative of Tuvalu to the United
Nations, Vice Chairman of the Alliance of Small Island States
Energy consumption in existing Swedish buildings can be halved -Åke
Persson CEO, AB Fortum Värme, joint owned by Stockholm Stad Olle Ehrlén, CEO,
NCC Construction Sweden AB, Lars Rekke, Director General, – The Swedish Civil
Aviation Administration, Anders Jansson, Group Chief Executive, Stena Metall,
Maria Ågren, Director General, SMHI
Lars Birve, CEO, MKB Fastighets AB, Håkan Bryngelson, CEO, Vasakrona, Per-Uno
Alm, Founder of RespectEurope
Case Studies
Severn Trent plc: A Partnership Approach to Reducing Climate Change through
Carbon Management Andy Wales, Group Environment and Sustainable Development
Manager, Severn Trent plc
California Policies on Energy and Climate Change, Bentham Paulos and
Marcus Schneider, Energy Foundation
Climate Leaders: Tracking Corporate Leadership on Climate Change Thomas
M. Kerr, Chief of the Energy Supply and Industry Branch, Office of Air and
Radiation, United States Environmental Protection Agency
Manitoba: Towards a Climate Friendly Economy Jane Gray, Senior Policy
Analyst, Executive Council, Manitoba Government
Climate Change Action at Tufts University William Moomaw, PhD and Sarah
Hammond Creighton, Tufts Climate Initiative
Climate Action in the Northeast U.S. States: Can Such a Small Region Really
Make a Difference? Kenneth A. Colburn and Kelly E. Levin, Northeast States
for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM)
Portland: A Local Approach to Climate Protection Michael Armstrong,
Policy Analyst, City of Portland Office of Sustainable Development, USA
The Global Sustainable Energy Island Initiative The Honourable Tom Roper,
Climate Institute
Climate Change Policy: Are Governments Getting Down to Business? Kate
Hampton, Manager Policy and Markets Research, Climate Change Capital
The Carbon Trust: Low Carbon Innovation at Work, Tom Delay, Chief
Executive, The Carbon Trust
NGO Perspective
Long-term International Climate Policies: The Status of the Debate in Japan
Yuri Onodera, Director, Climate Change Programme, Friends of the Earth, Japan
Climate Change Networks and Organisation
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