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Transition to a Low-Carbon Future in China Towards 2 °C Global Targete energy and nuclear development and CCS..Energy-intensive industries consume more than 50?% of energy in China and account for more than 70?% of newly increased power output. Scenario analysis shows that many energy-intensive product outputs will reach a peak before 2020, with a much slower growth

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India’s GHG Emission Reduction and Sustainable Developmental path that includes implementation of current and announced policies and their continuation dynamically into the future; second, a conventional low carbon scenario (CLCS) which assumes imposition, over the BAU scenario, of CO. emission price trajectory that is equivalent to achieving the global 2?

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Potential of Low-Carbon Development in Vietnam, from Practices to Legal Frameworkties are considered as indirect costs of GHG emission reduction measures, therefore they are important when considering the priority of GHG emission reduction..International experience of accessing low-carbon development programs from low-carbon development research is a valuable reference for Vietn

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‘Science to Action’ of the Sustainable Low Carbon City-regionentation of the LCSBP-IM2025..The LCSBP-IM2025 is the outcome of an internationally funded joint research under the SATREPS programme that brings together Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), Kyoto University, Japan’s National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES), Okayama University and the Is

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Fostering Capacity Development for Asia’s Leapfrogsearch to policy and to implementation. Policy makers with good understanding, as the head of the bullet train, will lead society in the right direction, while scientists and researchers are the engines to back up and accelerate this movement. Finally, practitioners in communities play key roles as

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Japan’s Comprehensive and Continual Support Package for the Creation of Scientific Climate Policies ent that differs from the paths taken to date by developed industrialised countries. Science-based initiatives are indispensable to the formulation of climate policies, and in order for individual countries to frame policies and maintain ownership of them, scientific bases will, respectively, need t