Title: Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocols Clean Development Mechanism: Stories from the developing world
Publisher: ITDG Publishing
Publication Date: 2004
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1853395935
ISBN 13: 9781853395932
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Good

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Global warming and climate change pose a dire threat to life, demanding urgent global action. The Kyoto Protocol is the United Nations treaty committing signatories to dealing with climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The Clean Development Mechanism, Article 12 of the Protocol, is a complex trade mechanism which is unique in its promotion of sustainable development. It gives rich and poor countries the opportunity to combine forces through projects in the developing world. Climate Change is a non-technical account of what inspires people to transform the dry language of this international climate change treaty into measurable improvements in people's lives. The projects described have reduced the emission of greenhouse gases through sustainable development in four countries: Brazil, Bangladesh, Indonesia and South Africa. This book shows how the elegant creativity of science can be combined with the delightful unpredictability of politics and human behaviour. These stories come to life through a kaleidoscope of colour photographs and children's artwork. This beautifully illustrated, inspirational book brings the case studies to life and shows what can be achieved by small groups with the desire and the know-how.

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Margie Orford is a South African-based writer. She produces and directs environmental and educational films. Much of her work has focused on making complex issues accessible to a concerned but non-expert audience. She has published academic work, children's fiction and educational material in the United States, the United Kingdom and Southern Africa.

Stefan Raubenheimer is the Executive Officer of SouthSouthNorth.

Barry Kantor is the Media and Communications Officer of SouthSouthNorth.

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