Climate Change
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Climate Change
What Must Be Done?
Clayton, Philip; Woo, Jaeha
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2026
198
Mole
Inglês
9781041136071
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List of figures
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Daniel P. Schrag
Preface
Mary Ann Meyers
1. Introduction: Audacity
Jaeha Woo
2. Acceleration: Learning from the biggest mistake in my career as a climate scientist
Noah S. Diffenbaugh
3. Hope: Seeking climate responses that foster both personal and collective well-being
Katharine J. Mach
4. Risk: How the property insurance market can better convey the impacts of climate change
Kerry Emanuel
5. Anthropocene: How humanity created the current global environmental crisis, and how we can overcome it
Mark A. Maslin
6. Societal Transformations: Why climate action will take different forms in different cultures
Richard Potts
7. Adaptation: How to protect the most vulnerable from future climate emergencies
Michael Oppenheimer
8. Migration: The law in response to the injustice of climate displacement
Ama Ruth Francis
9. Resilience: Why combating societal inequality is central to climate action
Ilona M. Otto
10. Opportunities: How the green growth mindset can achieve big climate wins
Gernot Wagner
11. Deep Transformation: Repairing relations, remaking our world
Willis Jenkins
12. Conclusion: Action
Philip Clayton
Index
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Daniel P. Schrag
Preface
Mary Ann Meyers
1. Introduction: Audacity
Jaeha Woo
2. Acceleration: Learning from the biggest mistake in my career as a climate scientist
Noah S. Diffenbaugh
3. Hope: Seeking climate responses that foster both personal and collective well-being
Katharine J. Mach
4. Risk: How the property insurance market can better convey the impacts of climate change
Kerry Emanuel
5. Anthropocene: How humanity created the current global environmental crisis, and how we can overcome it
Mark A. Maslin
6. Societal Transformations: Why climate action will take different forms in different cultures
Richard Potts
7. Adaptation: How to protect the most vulnerable from future climate emergencies
Michael Oppenheimer
8. Migration: The law in response to the injustice of climate displacement
Ama Ruth Francis
9. Resilience: Why combating societal inequality is central to climate action
Ilona M. Otto
10. Opportunities: How the green growth mindset can achieve big climate wins
Gernot Wagner
11. Deep Transformation: Repairing relations, remaking our world
Willis Jenkins
12. Conclusion: Action
Philip Clayton
Index
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environmental policy;adaptation strategies;climate resilience;societal inequality;green growth;climate migration;transformative climate action solutions
List of figures
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Daniel P. Schrag
Preface
Mary Ann Meyers
1. Introduction: Audacity
Jaeha Woo
2. Acceleration: Learning from the biggest mistake in my career as a climate scientist
Noah S. Diffenbaugh
3. Hope: Seeking climate responses that foster both personal and collective well-being
Katharine J. Mach
4. Risk: How the property insurance market can better convey the impacts of climate change
Kerry Emanuel
5. Anthropocene: How humanity created the current global environmental crisis, and how we can overcome it
Mark A. Maslin
6. Societal Transformations: Why climate action will take different forms in different cultures
Richard Potts
7. Adaptation: How to protect the most vulnerable from future climate emergencies
Michael Oppenheimer
8. Migration: The law in response to the injustice of climate displacement
Ama Ruth Francis
9. Resilience: Why combating societal inequality is central to climate action
Ilona M. Otto
10. Opportunities: How the green growth mindset can achieve big climate wins
Gernot Wagner
11. Deep Transformation: Repairing relations, remaking our world
Willis Jenkins
12. Conclusion: Action
Philip Clayton
Index
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Daniel P. Schrag
Preface
Mary Ann Meyers
1. Introduction: Audacity
Jaeha Woo
2. Acceleration: Learning from the biggest mistake in my career as a climate scientist
Noah S. Diffenbaugh
3. Hope: Seeking climate responses that foster both personal and collective well-being
Katharine J. Mach
4. Risk: How the property insurance market can better convey the impacts of climate change
Kerry Emanuel
5. Anthropocene: How humanity created the current global environmental crisis, and how we can overcome it
Mark A. Maslin
6. Societal Transformations: Why climate action will take different forms in different cultures
Richard Potts
7. Adaptation: How to protect the most vulnerable from future climate emergencies
Michael Oppenheimer
8. Migration: The law in response to the injustice of climate displacement
Ama Ruth Francis
9. Resilience: Why combating societal inequality is central to climate action
Ilona M. Otto
10. Opportunities: How the green growth mindset can achieve big climate wins
Gernot Wagner
11. Deep Transformation: Repairing relations, remaking our world
Willis Jenkins
12. Conclusion: Action
Philip Clayton
Index
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