Klimaataansprakelijkheid, Negatieve Emissies en Herstel Van Biodiversiteit.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Brans, Edward.

Language:

Dutch

Subjects (All):

Carbon offsetting.

Climate change mitigation.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (60 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

The Hague : Boom Uitgevers Den Haag, 2022.

Summary:

The book discusses the role of negative emissions in combating climate change, focusing on the potential and challenges of implementing carbon credits as part of the European Union's 'Fit for 55' program. The author, Edward Brans, explores the benefits and drawbacks of these measures, particularly concerning the restoration of natural environments and the implications of carbon credit systems when nature is lost. The book addresses the financial and legal aspects of environmental sustainability, emphasizing the need for more comprehensive compensation mechanisms beyond mere market pricing of carbon credits. It draws on recent climate reports and legal precedents, aiming to inform policymakers, environmental lawyers, and academics about the complexities and necessities of achieving sustainability goals. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

Inhoud

1 Uitdaging

2 Klimaatdoelen

3 Verlies aan biodiversiteit

4 Natuurherstel, natuurbescherming en natuurbehoud als klimaatmaatregel

5 Netto emissies en het grootschalig herstel van Europese bossen, veengebieden, graslanden en wetlands

6 'Carbon Credits'

7 Aansprakelijkheid voor schade aan de natuur en feitelijk herstel van schade

8 Verlies aan mogelijkheid om emissiedoelstellingen te realiseren

9 Schade aan biodiversiteit, ecosystemen en ecosyteemdiensten

10 Administratieve vereisten handel in 'carbon credits'

11 Belang negatieve emissies. Noodzakelijk, maar niet voldoende

12 Afronding

13 Dankwoord.

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ISBN:

9789051898521

9051898525

OCLC:

1373987349