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Environment projects
Environment project and online resources
climate
change projects
2006
'Developing the climate change regime: the role of verification'
by Larry MacFaul in Verifying Treaty Compliance - Limiting the Spread
of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Monitoring Kyoto Protocol, R. Avenhaus,
N. Kyriakopoulos, M. Richard and G. Stein (Eds), Springer, Berlin Heidelberg,
2006. A project of the European Safeguards Research and Development Association
(ESARDA) Verification Technologies and Methodologies Working Group.
Another version of
this chapter will appear in Facilitation of the Climate Talks: Dealing
with the Stumbling Blocks, Processes of International Negotiation Programme
(PIN) at International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA).
This book is currently under preparation.
VERTIC Briefs
2005
'Adoption
of procedures and mechanisms relating to compliance under the Kyoto Protocol:
a guide', VERTIC Brief no. 6, by Larry MacFaul,
2004
‘Kyoto
Protocol national systems and registries: countdown to 2008’
by Larry MacFaul (December 2004)
Verification Yearbook
2004
Monitoring greenhouse
gases
by Larry MacFaul
International systems
for monitoring and verifying fisheries agreements
by Judith Swan
2003
'Demonstrable
Progress' on climate change: prospects and possibilities
by Molly Anderson
Monitoring
and verification of geological and ocean carbon dioxide disposal
by Jason Anderson
2002
Verification
under the Kyoto Protocol
by Molly Anderson
2001
The
Kyoto Protocol: verification falls into place
by Molly Anderson, Trevor Findlay and Clare Tenner
2000
Verification and compliance
systems in the climate change regime
by Clare Tenner
Trust & Verify
'Climate Change:
the evolving reporting system', no. 111, Nov-Dec 2003
by Larry MacFaul
VERTIC Briefing Papers
Verification
of the Kyoto Protocol: filling in the detail
by Molly Anderson. No 02/02, May 2002
The Kyoto
protocol: verification tops the agenda
by Molly Anderson. No 01/05, November 2001
Verifying sinks under the
Kyoto Protocol
by Pete Smith. No 01/03, June 2001
Verification of the Kyoto Protocol: a fundamental requirement. key issues
for the Sixth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Climate Change,
The Hague, November 2000
by Clare Tenner. No 00/06, Octobber 2000
Pulling verification together: key issues for the 13th Meetings of the
Subsidiary Bodies to the Convention on Climate Change, Lyon, September
2000
by Clare Tenner. No 00/04, September 2000
Monitoring implementation of the Kyoto Protocol: key issues for the 12th
Meetings of the Subsidiary Bodies to the Convention on Climate Change,
Bonn, June 2000
by Clare Tenner. No 00/03, June 2000
Additional VERTIC resources
VERTIC evidence to UK Parliament inquiry into climate change
2004
In January 2004 the European Union (EU) Committee of the House of Lords
called for evidence for its inquiry into EU climate change policy: 'Towards
a Sustainable EU Policy on Climate Change'. VERTIC's
response to this inquiry advocates a cooperative and facilitative
approach to international efforts to tackle climate change. In its submission
VERTIC told the Committee that: 'The EU should continue to show a strong
political and practical commitment to the climate change regime, thereby
building confidence in its future and efficacy'. The submission highlights
the need for states to implement the 1997
Kyoto Protocol's requirements promptly and explains the negative impact
that inaction by EU member states could have on efforts to reduce emissions.
VERTIC's response underlines the importance of reporting and verification
in the climate change regime and also stresses the need to ensure speedy
compliance with the EU Emissions Trading Scheme.
2002
VERTIC’s
submission to the Secretariat of the UN Framework Convention on Climate
Change regarding the treatment of confidential information during the
review process for national submissions under Article 8 of the Kyoto Protocol.
See Submission to the UNFCCC Secretariat,
August 2002
The above publications
are available in portable document format (PDF) and require the installation
of Adobe Reader 4.0 or higher. To download a free copy of the software
visit the Adobe
website.
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