Climate Policy

Volume 4, Number 2, 2004

The superpowers decide – on opposite directions

Michael Grubb.......... 105–106

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Does climate adaptation policy need probabilities?

Suraje Dessai and Mike Hulme.......... 107–128

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Economics of the Kyoto Protocol for Russia

D Dudek, A Golub and E Strukova.......... 129–142

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Implementing the Kyoto Protocol without Russia

Erik Haites, Farhana Yamin, Odile Blanchard and Claudia Kemfert.......... 143–152

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Global Triptych: a bottom-up approach for the differentiation of commitments under the Climate Convention

Heleen Groenenberg, Kornelis Blok and Jeroen van der Sluijs.......... 153–175

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Additionality reconsidered: lax criteria may not benefit developing countries

Jusen Asuka and Kenji Takeuchi.......... 177–192

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Accounting methods for carbon credits: impacts on the minimum area of forestry projects under the Clean Development Mechanism

Bruno Locatelli and Lucio Pedroni.......... 193–204

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The use of PPP or MER in the construction of emission scenarios is more than a question of ‘metrics’

Bjart J Holtsmark and Knut H Alfsen.......... 205–216

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Improving the scientific assessment of carbon sinks

Atsushi Ishii.......... 217–224

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