Promoting win win situations in climate change mitigation, local environmental quality and development in Asian cities through co-benefits
Promoting win win situations in climate change mitigation, local environmental quality and development in Asian cities through co-benefits
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通过协同效益，促进减缓气候变化、当地环境质量和亚洲城市发展的双赢局面
DOI：
10.1016/j.jclepro.2013.08.011
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发表时间：
2013-11-01
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11.1
通讯作者：
Huisingh, Donald
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作者：
de Oliveira, Jose A. Puppim;Doll, Christopher N. H.;Huisingh, Donald
近年来，由于亚洲城市人口和经济的快速增长，许多城市在应对地方和全球层面的环境污染方面遇到了严峻的挑战。《清洁生产杂志》的这一特刊报告了在亚洲各城市进行的几项研究的结果，这些研究旨在调查气候共同效益方法的潜力。这些研究是在废物管理、运输和建筑以及工业等主要城市部门进行的。作为补充，还对该区域较大国家（印度和中国）规划共同利益的体制框架、障碍和机会进行了两次分析。本特刊中的15篇文章表明，在地方一级开展的应对气候变化问题的举措可以实现切实的城市共同利益。它们还就如何通过将减缓气候变化纳入地方一级来促进城市发展的共同效益提供了重要见解。通过整理亚洲各国不同部门有希望的发展活动和政策，本卷概述了地方一级的行动如何能够增强发展影响。最后一份文件将这些见解与新兴的绿色经济范式联系起来，以考虑这些政策如果得到适当协调，如何能够为解决地方环境质量和全球碳影响创造强大的协同增效作用，以及如何通过治理框架跟踪这一点。(C)2013爱思唯尔有限公司保留所有权利。
Due to the rapid growth of urban population and economic development in Asia recently, many cities have encountered severe challenges responding to environmental pollution at local and global levels. This Special Volume of the Journal of Cleaner Production reports on the results of several studies in cities across Asia, which were designed to investigate the potential of climate co-benefits approaches. These studies were implemented across the key urban sectors of waste management, transport and buildings as well as industry. They are complemented by two analyses of the institutional framework, barriers and opportunities for planning for co-benefits in the larger countries in the region: India and China. The fifteen articles in this Special Volume show that tangible urban co-benefits can be achieved from initiatives performed at the local level to address climate change issues. They also provide critical insights on how to catalyze co-benefits in urban development, by embedding climate change mitigation at the local level. By collating promising development activities and policies in different sectors from various Asian countries, this volume presents an overview of how local level actions can enhance developmental impacts. The final paper connects these insights with respect to the emerging green economy paradigm to consider how such policies, if properly coordinated, can create powerful synergies for addressing both local environmental quality and global carbon impacts and how to track this through the governance framework. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.