Controlling International Shipping and Aviation Emissions

Controlling International Shipping and Aviation Emissions

Governing the Global Climate Crisis

Deese, David A.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

11/2024

182

Mole

9781032399652

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Contents

1. Introduction

2. The Literature and Analytical Framework

3. Earlier Environmental Regulation by the IMO

4. Local Air Quality Standards: A Partial ICAO Regulatory Success

5. The Largely Failed IMO Efforts to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions

6. The Modest ICAO Measures Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions

7. What Explains these Largely Failed ICAO and IMO Efforts to Date?






IO identity, behavior, design



Industry



Political leadership



Great power domination

8. The Most Promising Alternative Pathways to Net Zero 2050






International Agency Initiatives and Innovation



Regional and Bilateral Governments' Latest Steps and Actions



Civil Society: Non-Profit Initiatives & Campaigns



Industry and Company Initiatives



Individuals as Consumers, Voters, and Influencers

9. Conclusion

Index
International Maritime Organization;International Civil Aviation Organisation;global governance;international organisations;climate change;pollution;Aviation Emissions;Regulate GHG Emission;GHG Emission;EU Port;International Aviation;Civil Society;Paris Agreement Goals;UN;MARPOL Annex VI;NOx Emission;ICAO Council;International Aviation Emissions;ICAO Assembly;Energy Efficiency;Cop Meeting;Flag States;Ship Owners;ICCT;EU Leadership;CBDR Principle;ICAO Member;NOx Standard;UK Royal Commission;Industry Capture;EU ETS