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6. How could greenhouse gas emissions be reduced?

6.1. How is Climate Change a unique problem?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 2:

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 3:

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraphs 4-5

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 6

6.2. What are the options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

6.2.1. What technologies could reduce greenhouse gas emissions?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 7:

6.2.2. How can forests and agricultural lands help carbon mitigation?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 8:

6.2.3. What are the paths to a low emissions future?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 9:

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 10:

6.3. What would be the costs of implementing the Kyoto Protocol?

6.3.1. Why do cost and benefits estimates of mitigation actions differ?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 11:

6.3.2. How can some mitigation actions carry no or negative cost?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 12:

6.3.3. What will the Kyoto Protocol cost to developed countries?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 13:

6.3.4. How will the mitigation costs vary with the CO2 stabilization level?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 14:

6.3.5. How will the mitigation costs be distributed among industries?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 15:

6.3.6. How will the Kyoto Protocol affect developing countries?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 16:

6.4. What are the ways and means for mitigation?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 17:

6.4.1. What policy instruments can be used to reduce greenhouse gas?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 18:

6.4.2. How can the effectiveness of mitigation be enhanced?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 19:

6.4.3. How can mitigation costs be reduced?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 20:

6.4.4. Should decision-making concentrate on the long term or near term?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 21:

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 22:

6.4.5. What is the role of an international regime in climate policy?

The following IPCC WG III documents support Paragraph 23:

6.5. What in the current knowledge needs to be improved?

The IPCC does not suggests any document to support Paragraph 24.

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Footnotes for the Summary for Policymakers of IPCC Working Group III

Footnotes for Table 1 of IPCC SPM WG II

Footnotes for the Summary for Policymakers of IPCC Working Group 1

Footnotes for the Summary for Policymakers of IPCC Working Group II

Variations of the Earth's surface temperature for :

Indicators of the human influence on the atmosphere during the Industrial Era

The global mean radiative forcing of the climate system for the year 2000, relative to 1750

Simulated annual global mean surface temperatures

The global climate of the 21st Century

Documented Climate Change Impacts

Figure SPM-2 - Reasons for Concern

Figure SPM-3 - Projected Changes in Annual Runoff

Carbon in Oil, Gas and Coal Reserves Compared with Historic Fossil Fuel Carbon Emissions (in gigatonnes)

Footnotes to Table SPM-1 (Question 6.2.2)

Figure 8.1 Precipitation

Figure 8.2 Hurricanes

Schematic of observed variations of the temperature indicators / the hydrological and storm-related indicators

Many external factors force climate change

The annual mean change of the temperature (colour shading) and its range (isolines)

Analysis of inter-model consistency in regional relative warming

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NCDC

Climate Ark

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CICERO

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