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Routledge - The Climate Bonus: Co-benefits of Climate Policy

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Description

Transitioning to a low carbon society is a global necessity, but many people worry about the potential for high costs and personal sacrifice. The Climate Bonus: Co-benefits of Climate Policy by Routledge addresses these concerns by exploring how carbon reduction strategies can actually provide significant advantages beyond environmental protection. This book explains that climate action does not have to be a burden. Instead, many policies designed to lower carbon emissions offer a wide range of additional benefits that can offset initial costs. These include improvements in public health through reduced air pollution, increased energy security, and potential financial savings for individuals and communities. By mapping the direct links between low carbon policies and their positive side effects, this text demonstrates how environmental initiatives can lead to cleaner air and water, as well as healthier lifestyles. It provides a clear perspective on how climate policy can work for the benefit of society as a whole, making the transition to a sustainable future more achievable and rewarding.

Key Features

Explores how carbon reduction policies provide additional benefits like reduced air pollution and increased energy security to offset transition costs.

Maps the specific links between low carbon policies and their various co-benefits for society.

Discusses how climate action can lead to cleaner air and water for better environmental health.

Examines the potential for financial savings and healthier lifestyles resulting from smart climate policies.

Addresses public concerns regarding the costs and sacrifices often associated with moving to a low carbon society.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
24 January 2013
Listed Since
17 February 2012

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