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This volume represents a contribution to the growing literature on
international and comparative climate change policy. The product of
a research project of the International Bar Association Section on
Energy and Natural Resources Law (SERL), it brings together leading
academic lawyers from around the world, who provide detailed
perspectives on what individual countries are doing (or, in some
cases, not doing) to address the climate change problem. The book
illustrates the range of national actions to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions, including incentives for renewable energy sources,
forestry activities, voluntary agreements with industry, and
emissions trading schemes. By including experts from both
industrialized and developing countries, it also highlights the
very differing perspectives that must be addressed in any
international climate change regime, whether under Kyoto or a
successor. These detailed case studies provide a rich array of
material, which should be of significant interest not only to
academic and business lawyers, but also to economists and energy
experts, government officials, and NGOs.
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