Professor Ross Garnaut was commissioned by all of the
Governments of Australia''s Federation to examine the impacts of
climate change on Australia and to recommend policy frameworks to
improve the prospects of sustainable prosperity. The Garnaut
Climate Change Review is one of the most important reports to be
published in Australia for many years. It examines the impacts of
climate change on the Australian economy, the costs of adaptation
and mitigation, and the international context in which climate
change is experienced and negotiated. It analyses the elements of
an appropriate international policy response, and the challenges
that face Australia in playing its proportionate part in that
response. The Garnaut Climate Change Review is highly relevant to
the global problem that is climate change. It considers what
policies the international community should adopt in responding to
climate change, and urges humanity to act now, and in concert, to
develop the required policy response in time.
目錄：
Summary of conclusions
Introduction
1. Decision making framework
2. The science of climate change
3. Emissions in the platinum age
4. Projecting global climate change. 5. The Australian context to
climate change
6. Impacts of climate change on Australia
7. Australia''s emissions and the economy
8. Counting the costs
9. International response
10. Towards global agreement
11. Deepening international collaboration. 12. Targets and
trajectories
13. Australian climate change policy overview
14. Emissions trading
15. Domestic adaptation policy
16. Research, development and innovation
17. Network infrastructure
18. Information
19. Income distribution
20. The energy transformation
21. The transport transformation
22. Agriculture and forestry transformation
23. Growth and structural change in the low-emissions economy
24. A fateful choice.
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