Titlebook: Business and Climate Change Governance; South Africa in Comp Tanja B?rzel (Professor),Ralph Hamann (Associate P Book 2013 Palgrave Macmilla

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Vorschriften für Medizinprodukteimate-relevant emissions and related strategic considerations (Kolk and Pinkse, 2008; Eberlein and Matten, 2009; Pinkse and Kolk, 2010). This chapter aims to take a different perspective, by focusing on the strategies and measures that assist with adapting to climate-induced environmental changes. I

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L. F. Clausdorff,K. -P. Hoffmannch as those associated with the impacts of climate change. In the city of Cape Town’s informal settlement areas, flooding is a frequent occurrence and is regarded as a climate-induced threat. The Cape Town metropolitan area is one of South Africa’s oldest and fastest-growing urban regions. Langa and

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medizintechnik@ein.querschnitt.dese gases worldwide. In February 2012, the South African government announced the introduction of a carbon tax to reduce high levels of harmful greenhouse gas emissions. ‘To minimise adverse impacts on industry competitiveness and effectively manage the t ransition to a low-carbon economy’, the budge

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